A workspace that adapts to you
Arrange the editor the way you work, not the way it ships.
Move the sidebar to the left or right, keep one panel pinned beside it, and float another on the opposite side of the canvas. Adjust their widths and keep all three open together, with layers, properties and photos close at hand. Choose your rulers, guides, grid and snapping helpers; your layout is remembered in the same browser.
A workspace that adapts to you
Keep the tools you need open together
One sidebar, one pinned panel and one floating panel, each where you need it.
Put the tool sidebar on the left or right. Pin one panel beside it, float another on the opposite side of the canvas, and drag the edges to give each panel the width it needs. Keep the sidebar, pinned panel and floating panel open together, so layers, properties and photos stay in reach without one closing to open another. Switch rulers, guides, the grid and individual snapping helpers on or off as the design changes. The next time you open the editor in the same browser, your layout is remembered, ready for the way you like to work.
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A workspace that adapts to you
Arrange the editor the way you work, not the way it ships.
Put the sidebar on the left or right, keep one pinned panel beside it and one floating panel on the opposite side, and drag each panel's edge to adjust its width. Keep all three open together so layers, properties and photos stay in reach. Turn rulers, guides, the grid and each snapping helper on or off. Your layout is remembered the next time you open the editor in the same browser.
Bring your next memory to the canvas
Start with a page or a template, invite the people who were there, and shape the photos and stories together. When you are happy with the design, export the file from the editor.