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Blend and Rearrange Layers

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Rearrange layers by dragging and dropping them in the Layers panel. The layers at the top of the list will be displayed in the foreground of the map.

Blend layers by selecting an option from the dropdown at the bottom of the Layers panel. There are three different ways to blend layers: Normal, Additive, and Subtractive.

Normal Blending

Normal layer blending does not alter the color values of overlapping data points.

Additive Blending

Additive blending adds the color values for overlapping data points. It makes layers, and particularly areas of high density, easier to visualize on a dark-colored map.

Subtractive Blending

Subtractive layer blending does not alter the color values of overlapping data points.

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