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    [โ€“] alyth@lemmy.world 11 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) (1 children)

    so I can figure out how to export a PNG.

    1. File > Export As
    2. Under 'Select File Type' choose png, or name the file anything ending in .png
    3. Click Export. Leave the settings as-is or tweak them if you know what you're doing
    4. Confirm

    I spent five hours trying to merge some layers

    1. Right Click the Layer
    2. In the context menu, click Merge Down

    Your examples suck. Got any real examples?