How do you reverse the order of layers in Photoshop?

To reverse the order of layers in Photoshop, you can use the "Arrange" option within the "Layer" menu. Here's a detailed explanation:

Reversing Layer Order in Photoshop

Reversing the order of layers in Photoshop is a straightforward process. It's particularly useful when you need to quickly change the stacking order of multiple layers without manually dragging them. Here's how to do it:

1. Select Layers: First, select the layers you want to reverse. You can do this by clicking on a layer in the Layers panel, then holding down the Ctrl (Windows) or Command (macOS) key while clicking to select multiple non-contiguous layers, or holding Shift while clicking to select contiguous layers.

2. Navigate to Layer Menu:
   Go to the menu bar at the top of the screen. Click on "Layer".

3. Choose Arrange:
   In the "Layer" menu, find the "Arrange" option. Hover over it.

4. Select Reverse: From the "Arrange" sub-menu, choose "Reverse".

Step-by-step Summary

Step	Action
1	Select the layers to be reversed.
2	Go to Layer menu.
3	Go to Arrange option within the Layer Menu.
4	Select Reverse.

By following these steps, Photoshop will instantly reverse the stacking order of the selected layers. For example, the top layer will become the bottom one, and so forth. This is a handy shortcut to re-order your layers without having to drag each one separately in the Layers panel.