To see the Layers panel, you simply tap the Layers icon in the vertical toolbar on the right of the screen.Now, with the background layer selected, we can tap the вЂthree-dotвЂ™ menu on the top toolbar and tap the вЂDuplicateвЂ™ option. Duplicating layersOur photo opens as a background layer but we donвЂ™t want to work on that directly. The picture we want is stored in Photos, so we need the вЂImport From PhotosвЂ™ button. If youвЂ™re using iOS 11, you can can simply drag across an image from the new Files app.Affinity Photo has buttons for creating new images from scratch, but also for importing them from iCloud (or another cloud storage service) or Apple Photos. Import your imageAffinity Photo for iPad will store and display all the photos youвЂ™ve worked on, and to add another photo you tap the вЂ+вЂ™ icon on the main screen.

Older iPads are not supported. Where to get Affinity Photo for iPadItвЂ™s remarkable how Serif has managed to squeeze all the power, features and performance of its desktop application into this iPad version вЂ“ and still make it perfectly straightforward to use.Affinity Photo for iPad is available direct from the iOS App Store for a one-off charge of ВЈ19.99 with no subscription, and supports the iPad Pro, iPad Air 2 and iPad (early 2017). Here you can export photos in a variety of formats вЂ“ or tap the Share button to share them directly or tap вЂSave ImageвЂ™ to save a copy back to Apple Photos. But often youвЂ™ll want to share your photos with others or save them to the cloud so that they are accessible from your desktop machine.To do this, you need the Export option on the Document menu on the top toolbar.

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