Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx - Manual (Page 313)

Aligning layers
To the top
Top Edges
Vertical Centers
Bottom Edges
Left Edges
Horizontal Centers
Right Edges
To the top
Top Edges
Align objects on different layers
Distribute layers and groups evenly
Automatically align image layers
Align objects on different layers
You can align the content of layers and groups using the Move tool . (See Move the content of layers.)
1. Do one of the following:
To align multiple layers, select the layers with the Move tool or in the Layers panel, or select a group.
To align the content of one or more layers to a selection border, make a selection in the image, and then select the layers in the Layers
panel. Use this method to align to any specified point in the image.
2. Choose Layer > Align or Layer > Align Layers To Selection, and choose a command from the submenu. These same commands are
available as Alignment buttons in the Move tool options bar.
Aligns the top pixel on the selected layers to the topmost pixel on all selected layers, or to the top edge of the selection border.
Aligns the vertical center pixel on each selected layers to the vertical center pixel of all the selected layers, or to the
vertical center of the selection border.
Aligns the bottom pixel on the selected layers to the bottommost pixel on selected layers, or to the bottom edge of the
selection border.
Aligns the left pixel on the selected layers to the left pixel on the leftmost layer, or to the left edge of the selection border.
Aligns the horizontal center pixel on the selected layers to the horizontal center pixel of all the selected layers, or to
the horizontal center of the selection border.
Aligns the right pixel on the linked layers to the rightmost pixel on all selected layers, or to the right edge of the selection
border.
Distribute layers and groups evenly
1. Select three or more layers.
2. Choose Layer > Distribute and choose a command. Alternatively, select the Move tool and click a distribution button in the options bar.
Spaces the layers evenly, starting from the top pixel of each layer.
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