Workspace Interaction
Canvas controls, layout tools, and editing behavior.
- Glass HUDOn-canvas controls for zoom (with 1:1 and Fit presets), background grid toggle, Eye Level guide, snap-to-grid toggle, and frame label toggle.
- Selection & AlignmentClick to select, Shift-click to multi-select, or click-drag a marquee. Alignment tools snap a single frame to the wall edge/center, or align multiple frames relative to each other (left, center, right, top, middle, bottom). Select 3 or more frames to also use Distribute — equalize the horizontal or vertical gaps between them in one click.
- Context MenuRight-click any frame for Cut/Copy, Lock/Unlock, Group/Ungroup, Auto-Fill, Rotate Photo, Remove Photo, and Delete. Right click the wall to change the background wall texture, paste cut/copied frames, quickly add standard frames, center all frames at eye-level (Pro), or select all frames.
- Floating Toolbar & Resize ModeSelecting one or more frames reveals a toolbar above the selection for quick access to common actions. Select a single frame and enable resize mode from the toolbar to drag any corner or edge handle directly on the canvas. Resize mode requires Pro.
- Layout ZonesProDraw rectangular zones on your wall to constrain where Auto-Layout places frames. Useful for targeting a specific area of a large wall.
- Eye Level GuideA horizontal reference line at standard hanging height. Toggle it from the Glass HUD. Center at Eye Level (Pro) snaps your selection to this guide automatically.
- Show on wallCan't remember where a photo ended up? On desktop, right-click a photo in the Photos panel and choose Show on wall — the canvas jumps to the frames using it. On mobile, tap a placed photo in the Library sheet (with nothing selected) and the wall zooms to its frame.
- Staged FramesA frame sitting on the workspace but not fully on the wall gets an amber outline — plus a small STAGED badge when the frame is big enough to fit it (Wall Objects too). Think of it as your "maybe" pile — park frames beside the wall while you decide, and Auto-Layout can pull them in when you're ready.