Tutorial Videos Create a new document Edit document properties Choosing points or pixels Moving around the canvas Undo or redo changes Cut, copy, and paste

Select screens Add screens Delete screens Rename screens Set a home screen Expand screens Duplicate screens Set the status bar style

Add layers to a screen Import from Sketch or Figma Draw shapes Draw vectors Text Layers Use the Color Picker Select and deselect layers Group or ungroup layers Rename Layers Modify layer properties Hide or lock a layer Move layers Arrange and distribute layers Sort layers Duplicate layers Replace layers Move layers between screens Access overflowing layers Change Video Behavior

Links and Gestures Overview Create a link from a layer Draw a link layer Choose link target Add a gesture Create a back link Change a gesture type Using State Change Gestures Other gesture options Choose a transition Add a timer link Add sound effects Create or edit transitions Ignore History

Transition Designer overview Create full-screen transitions Preview a transition Adjust transition timing Change status bar animation Sort screens in the Transition Designer Sort layers in the Transition Designer Connect layers Modify connected layer properties Save a transition Managing Transitions

Behavior Designer overview Behavior states Creating and managing behaviors Linking between states Using scroll gestures Timer links and skip animation

Overview of Transition and Behavior Reuse Animation tags Animation tag matching Manually assign transition tags Rename animation tags Move animation tags Reset layers

Create a scroll group Scroll group properties

Previewing and Sharing Overview View a prototype on your Mac View a prototype on-device Activate a live preview Share a prototype

Add screens

Add a Screen

There are several ways to easily add a screen to your document. Try one of the following:

Click the “Add Screen” button in the toolbar.
Use the command shift n keybaord shortcut.
Double-click in an empty area of the canvas.
Drag images from the Finder into an empty area of the canvas.