How to group layers in Photoshop

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You need a Photoshop file with more then one layer. This Photoshop file has two layers "Mouse" and "Cheese".

Hold down the "Shift" key. Click one layer; and then the other. In the layers box, you will see the selected layers go Blue.

Photoshop cs4 showing two layers selected

With the two layers selected, click "Layers" on the top menu, then "New", then "Group from Layers".

Layer menu options - showing group from layers

Enter a name for your group, and you are done!

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