This guide applies to Flinto Lite, for information about our Mac app, go here
The editor is where you assemble your prototype by adding screens and linking them together. This page gives an overview of the major components of the Flinto editor.
This short video gives you a brief overview of the major features of the Flinto editor.
Add screens to your prototype by dragging them into the editor window. You can also press the Add Screens button in the tool bar if you prefer.
Press the preview button or use the shortcut “p” in the tool bar to get a quick preview of your prototype and make sure things are working properly.
Use the slider in the upper right to zoom all your screens in and out. You can use the “+” and “-” keys as a shortcut.
Set the icon that will appear when you install your prototype. iOS prototypes also have a startup image that appears when the prototype is first launched. You can use drag and drop for the images here.
The actions tab has buttons for duplicating and deleting your prototype. Duplicating is handy if you want to save the current version. Deleting is handy if you never want to see this prototype again. Seriously, once it’s gone we can’t bring it back.