It’s now possible to edit multiple elements at once via the right toolbar! 🥳
Just select the desired elements and you’ll see all properties that those elements have in common on the right toolbar. When you edit a property, it will be applied to all selected elements.
We refactored our right toolbar to make it more compact and easier to use.
Below you can see a video showcasing some of the new changes. Every input element can also be adjusted by dragging on its corresponding icon, which gives you the same experience as the Sliders we had on some of our properties before.
It’s now possible to configure more aspects of animations in snappify Slides. We added the support for different entry and exit animations, but also let you configure the transition options for each animation.
You’re now able to configure the following options:
Exciting news! Our rich-text editor has just been upgraded to include support for links! 🎉
This enhancement is particularly useful when working on slides, as you now have the ability to add external links.
Whether it’s a link to a valuable resource, your website, or your social media profiles, you can effortlessly incorporate them into your content.
Furthermore, we’ve also introduced the ability to format text in italic and underline styles.
These additional styling options offer even more flexibility to customize your text and make it stand out.
You’ll now see Snapping Guidelines while resizing elements on the canvas. This helps you to align elements to each other. You can deactivate them by pressing
Ctrl
while resizing.
We now also show a small Size indicator on the top left of the element.
When you share your snaps on Social Media or other platforms via its public URL, we show a preview image of your snap as the open graph image.
After initially publishing your snaps the OG image will first be generated. You can regenerate it manually at any given time. In the future we’d like to support uploading custom OG images as well.
From now on you can copy and paste the style of a code-editor and rich-text element.
This is especially useful if you want to quickly apply the same style across multiple elements.
Just open the context-menu with right-click on those elements and select “Copy Style” or “Paste Style”.
snappify has a new Video element which fits perfectly if you e.g. want to show the result or a product preview during a presentation! 🥳
In first place you can only paste a direct URL to the video from your cloud storage provider.
In a later phase we will add the possibility to upload videos directly to snappify.
We’ve introduced some Presets to easily change the size of your snap to the desired format of well-known social media platforms. We also added three presets for creating Slides in your presentation.
When you choose a preset, the background will enable to keep the aspect ratio, so you can resize it and still keep the desired format. You can toggle off the aspect ratio flag at any time.
🌅 Background: Fixed / Auto Size
Additionally we refactored our previous “Spotlight element” logic to a simpler option called Background Auto Size.
It’s time for another update for our rich-text editor! 🥳
We’ve added a new inline toolbar that that appears when you’re editing text.
It allows you to quickly format your text alignment, font size, font family, line height, letter spacing and text color.
New! You can now also add bullet and numbered list items.
This is a must have for presentations- our brand new feature which is currently in Closed Beta
We’ve introduced a new Position Constraint called “Scale.” When applied, this constraint allows elements to maintain their size relative to the background, which is particularly useful when placing background images and ensuring they cover the entire canvas.
Learn more about the different Position Constraints on our new docs page.