Copy, paste and the right-click menu
Copy layers and paste them as often as you like, a little apart or in the same place. Right-click a layer for a menu of what you can do with it: copy and paste, group, masks, align, arrange, flip and more.
Step by step
Copy the fish
Click the fish on the canvas, then press Ctrl C. A message says 1 layer copied: the fish's group, with everything in it. Ctrl X cuts it instead.
Paste it
Press Ctrl V. The copy lands a little right of and below the fish, just above the selected layer, and is selected. Ctrl Shift V pastes in place instead, exactly where the copied layer was.
Move the copy
Drag the new fish to the right, so the two overlap only a little.
Open the right-click menu
Right-click the new fish. The menu has the commands for the selected layers, among them Copy / Paste, Group, Delete, Select same, Animate, masks, Align, Arrange, Hide, Lock, Rotate 90° and Flip. Commands that don't apply are greyed out. Right-click a row in the Layers panel for the same menu.
Flip it
Click Flip horizontal: the copy turns around its origin and swims the other way.
Send it backward
Right-click it again, point at Arrange and click Send backward: the copy goes behind the first fish where they overlap, and below it in the Layers panel. Ctrl [ does the same.
Keys
| Ctrl C | Copy |
| Ctrl X | Cut |
| Ctrl V | Paste |
| Ctrl Shift V | Paste in place |
| Ctrl D | Duplicate |
| Alt + drag | Duplicate by dragging |
| Ctrl [ | Send backward |
| Ctrl ] | Bring forward |