Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video tutorial, I explain the basics of the Power Duplicate function in Affinity.
When you duplicate an element, move it, and duplicate it again, you might have noticed that the 2nd duplicate is moved the same way you initially moved the first duplicate. This feature of inherited adjustments to position, scale, rotation, and skew is called Power Duplicate.
It's incredibly helpful and very versatile, but also comes with limitations.
In this video, I show the basic transformations, some workarounds, alternatives, and helpful additions when working with power duplicates.
See more Affinity Designer and Inkscape tutorials on the website at http://2dgameartguru.com.
In this video tutorial, I explain the basics of the Power Duplicate function in Affinity.
When you duplicate an element, move it, and duplicate it again, you might have noticed that the 2nd duplicate is moved the same way you initially moved the first duplicate. This feature of inherited adjustments to position, scale, rotation, and skew is called Power Duplicate.
It's incredibly helpful and very versatile, but also comes with limitations.
In this video, I show the basic transformations, some workarounds, alternatives, and helpful additions when working with power duplicates.
See more Affinity Designer and Inkscape tutorials on the website at http://2dgameartguru.com.
