: You can definitely do what you're after using Clipping Groups. You'll need to ensure the bottom layer is large enough to cover the area required for all the layers above it, because that's

@Hamaas979

You can definitely do what you're after using Clipping Groups. You'll need to ensure the bottom layer is large enough to cover the area required for all the layers above it, because that's what will be used to mask all the layers.



Another option is to create Groups, with a bitmap or vector masks that clips all the layers within the group. This will also keep any adjustment layers to the layers in the group.



Or, as others have suggested, you could just create a mask for the adjustment layer itself. It really depends where you need the flexibility. I don't believe you can limit the adjustment layer's effect to a group without a mask of some kind.

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