That means you don’t have to reposition an arrow when you move around the element to which it is pointing at. It will automatically adjust its position.
Additionally, we’ve refined the way of adding new arrows or form elements to your snap.
When clicking on the form element button on the top of the editor and choosing the desired element, you can now immediately start drawing on the canvas. This makes it easier to place the element right where you want it.
Video showing how to draw arrows and form elements
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From now on, you will see all the colors you have used in the current snap at the top of each color picker. This gives you easy access to all relevant colors.
In addition, we have separated the recently used colors from the preset color palette to make both easier accessible. You can also pin the recently used colors to create your own preferred color palette
We’ve improved our image component! Now, you can easily add handpicked dev-icons, emojis, and other icons. Plus, you can easily replace an image while keeping the configured settings on the right toolbar. In the element tree, you’ll also see a small preview image for easier orientation.
We’re really proud of this step as it makes our brand more serious.
All possible redirects are in place, so everything should still work as expected. Nevertheless, if you still expect any issues, please don’t hesitate to reach out!
From now on it’s possible to group elements in the tree! 🥳
Grouped elements act like a single element on the canvas. You can move them around and they’ll stick together, which can be pretty handy when you want to group several design elements together.
Read more about grouping an other changes regarding the Element Tree on our docs.
Today we released a unified experience for Embedding & Sharing your snaps from a new modal. You’re now also able to describe your snap for better SEO.
Hint: Your old snaps are now public by default and accessible by everyone who has the URL. Newly created snaps will be unpublished by default and you have to actively publish them.
Additionally we also unlock this powerful feature for our free plan, so more people can get in touch with it. 🙌
When creating a new snap with snappify, you maybe need different starting points. Like either you want to start with a Blank canvas, or only a code editor.
That’s why we’ve introduced a new Modal for creating snaps, where you can choose the default snap to start with! It also includes a link to our new Template Gallery, if you want to get started with a more sophisticated Templates.
We’d love to hear your feedback about this. Do you maybe have default styles you’d like to be added to this modal or other additions you’d like to see?
Our users on the free plan now have unlimited access to form elements. 🙌
On top of that, we also introduced our first tutorial where we explore how we can leverage those form elements. At the end of the tutorial, we have 3 templates (see the image) that you can copy to your dashboard and customize how you like. 😎
Snapping guidelines is a must for a graphic design tool. But Sometimes you want to position elements freely per drag. Now you can do that! Just hold
Ctrl
to disable the snapping guideline.
As part of these changes, we also changed how you can multi-select elements on canvas individually. You can either select multiple elements with Shift-Click or per drag-select.
Elements list improvements
We polished the UI of the elements list (left toolbar) and also improved the UX for better distinction of the hover and selected state to the elements.
In addition to existing elements selection by pressing
Ctrl
and click, we also support selecting multiple elements with Shift-Click.
The context menu got new a new option to “Rename” which is the same as double-click on the element. Also, lock/hide options are added, which can be applied on multi-selection.
Give the element a custom name to keep a better overview. Simply double-click on the label of the element to enter the edit mode. The new name will be saved automatically if you click outside or by hitting ENTER.
They will shrink in size or be centered depending on the screen size. Now there’s nothing which stops you to embed beautiful code explanations on your own website / blog! 🙌