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Paper Basics Reveal and hide tool tray
As the year draws to a close, we want to take this opportunity to highlight a few key Paper gestures. If you’re new to Paper, welcome! Our team is on hand to provide support online and by email, paper@fiftythree.com. We’ll also be featuring your creations on Made with Paper through the holiday.
The GIFs we’re featuring today answer some of the most common questions we get. We hope you find them helpful.
Also see how to open and close a journal and how to use Rewind.
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PermalinkPaper Basics Rewind
As the year draws to a close, we want to take this opportunity to highlight a few key Paper gestures. If you’re new to Paper, welcome! Our team is on hand to provide support online and by email, paper@fiftythree.com. We’ll also be featuring your creations on Made with Paper through the holiday.
The GIFs we’re featuring today answer some of the most common questions we get. We hope you find them helpful.
Also see how to reveal the tool tray and how to open and close a journal.
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PermalinkPaper Basics Tap to open, pinch to close.
As the year draws to a close, we want to take this opportunity to highlight a few key Paper gestures. If you’re new to Paper, welcome! Our team is on hand to provide support online and by email, paper@fiftythree.com. We’ll also be featuring your creations on Made with Paper through the holiday.
The GIFs we’re featuring today answer some of the most common questions we get. We hope you find them helpful.
Also see how to reveal the tool tray and how to use Rewind.
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Just in time for Dia de los Muertos and Halloween festivities… A haunting GIF showing the making of Monkey.
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Party Animal
Love GIFs? Check out other great GIFs that were made using the Duplicate feature in Paper: Pirouette / Blinking Monster / Cat’s Guide To Losing Weight
Have a great weekend!
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Here come the GIFs!
Last week, we introduced key features Move and Duplicate in our new app update, making it possible to duplicate sketches, create templates for layouts, wireframes, and storyboards, to iterate on ideas… and to make GIFs. Like this comical creature here by A Monster A Day, and a catnip addict by Andy Draws Cats.
We love seeing the creative ways you guys use Paper. If you post any work online that you’re proud of, do share it with us using the tag #madewithpaper on Twitter and Tumblr.
Never stop creating.
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