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Workspace & palettes

Workspace & palettes

Workspace

Floating palettes for every part of the document.

The interface is organized around small, movable panels. You can keep precision controls, color, layers, typography, links, brushes and automation visible while the canvas remains focused on the artwork.

The main workspace

The full workspace combines a central canvas with the Toolbox, Control Palette, Layers, Swatches, Gradient, Brushes, Symbols, Links, Scripts, AI Console and other panels. Hide all palettes with Tab or keep only the Toolbox with Shift + Tab.

Toolbox Control Palette Layers Navigator AI Console
Full SVG Editor workspace

Control Palette

A precision strip for position, size, scale, rotation, alignment, fill, stroke and opacity. It is the fastest way to make exact numeric edits without opening a modal dialog.

Window menu palette toggles

Every major palette is available from the Window menu: Toolbox, Control Palette, Swatches, Gradient, Pattern, Hatch, Brushes, Symbols, Stroke, Transparency, Character, Paragraph, Align, Info, Links, Layers, Navigator, Pathfinder, Spray, Scripts, AI Console and Feedback.

Navigator

The Navigator palette gives a minimap-style view of the document and the current viewport. It is useful when working on detailed posters, illustrations and large artboards.

Resettable workspace

Palettes can be rearranged for drawing, typography, print work, tracing or scripting. Reset Palettes restores a clean default layout when a workspace gets too busy.

Control Palette with transform, alignment, fill, stroke and opacity fields Control Palette Exact X/Y, W/H, scale, rotation, alignment, stroke, fill and corner controls in one horizontal strip.
Layers palette with visible, locked and color-coded layers Layers Layer visibility, locks, disclosure, object rows, layer colors and stacking controls.
Symbols palette with built-in library symbols Symbols A searchable built-in symbol library with document symbols as a separate tab.
Existing Layers palette screenshot Palette style Compact floating panels keep the app close to the canvas instead of burying controls in inspectors.
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