To add additional paths to a Vector mask using the Pen tool, first target the Vector mask in the Layers panel, then draw additional paths.Command -click (Mac) | Control -click (Win) the Vector mask thumbnail (in the Layers Panel) to convert the Vector mask to a selection.Click the Vector mask thumbnail in the Layers Panel to select/deselect the mask. Command + H (Mac) | Control (Win) + H toggles the visibility of the path.
Or, Control -click (Mac) | right -click (Win) on a Vector mask thumbnail and choose Enable/Disable Vector Mask from the context sensitive menu. Shift -click the thumbnail again to enable it. Shift-click in the Vector mask thumbnail in the Layers panel to temporarily disable the mask.To invert a Vector mask, select the path (using the Path Selection tool) and choose “Subtract Front Shape” from the Path Operations in the Options bar.Option -drag (Mac) | Alt -drag (Win) the Vector mask thumbnail in the Layers panel to create a copy of the mask. Drag the Vector mask thumbnail in the Layers panel to move it from one layer to another.Note: if a path is selected, Command -clicking (Mac) | Control -clicking (Win) the Add Layer Mask icon will create the mask based on the currently selected path. Or, to add a Vector mask without first adding a Layer mask, Command -click (Mac) | Control -click (Win) the Add Layer Mask icon. Clicking the Add Layer Mask icon again will add a Vector mask. If a layer has no mask, clicking the Add Layer Mask icon will add a Layer mask.Here are ten shortcuts for working with Vector Masks in Photoshop.
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