How Do I Change My Artboard (or Canvas) Color In Kittl?
TLDRThe video provides a step-by-step guide on how to change the canvas or artboard color in the Kittl design software. It explains that with multiple artboards, users can easily switch between them and alter the background color as desired. The process involves clicking on the artboard title to access the background color options and selecting the new color. For blank artboards, users can directly click on the artboard to change its color. However, when objects are present, the color change must be done through the text or other elements to prevent accidental changes. The video also demonstrates duplicating and changing colors for creating variations of templates. It encourages viewers to engage with the channel for more helpful content.
Takeaways
- π¨ To change the artboard or canvas color in Kittl, you can easily do so by clicking on the title of the artboard and selecting the background color option.
- π With multiple artboards, you can switch between them by clicking on their respective titles and change the background color as needed.
- π If you want a dark mode for your template, you can select a darker color for the artboard background.
- π Hovering over an empty artboard allows you to click and change its color directly since there are no objects on it.
- π¦ When there are objects on the artboard, you must click on the text or an element to bring up the background color panel to change the color.
- π You can use document colors that are already defined in the software for consistency across multiple artboards.
- π§βπ¨ For a blank artboard, the cursor changes, indicating you can select and change the artboard color directly.
- π² Changing the background color of an artboard with objects requires using the text or element selection method to access the color panel.
- π Duplication of artboards can be done while holding the Alt or Option key and dragging to create iterations with different background colors.
- β Altering text and element colors on the template allows for creating various versions of a design.
- π οΈ Additional customization such as changing text, graphics, and layout can be done after altering the color for a more nuanced design.
- π Kittl provides videos on how to edit templates, change graphics, and move elements around for further design adjustments.
Q & A
How can I change the artboard or canvas color in Kittl?
-You can change the artboard or canvas color in Kittl by clicking on the title of the artboard and selecting the background color option. From there, you can choose a new color or use the color picker to customize the shade you want.
What happens when I have multiple artboards in Kittl?
-With multiple artboards in Kittl, you can easily switch between them by clicking on the title of each artboard. This allows you to work on different designs simultaneously without having to start a new project.
Is there a way to change the background color of a blank artboard in Kittl?
-Yes, if you have a blank artboard in Kittl, you can directly click on it to change the background color. This is because there are no objects on the artboard to interfere with the process.
How do I change the color of an artboard that already has objects on it?
-For an artboard with objects, you should click on the text or an element to bring up the background color panel on the right side. This prevents accidental changes to the background while you're working on the template.
Can I use document colors that are already defined in Kittl?
-Yes, you can use predefined document colors in Kittl. This feature allows for consistency across different elements and artboards within your project.
What is the purpose of having the ability to change the artboard color in Kittl?
-Changing the artboard color in Kittl allows for better organization and visual differentiation between different sections of your design. It can also help in creating various design iterations quickly.
How can I create a dark mode template in Kittl?
-To create a dark mode template in Kittl, you can change the background color of your artboard to a darker shade and adjust the colors of the text and elements to complement the dark background.
Is it possible to duplicate an artboard with a specific background color in Kittl?
-Yes, you can duplicate an artboard by holding the Alt or Option key and clicking and dragging the artboard. This allows you to create multiple iterations with different background colors and design elements.
What are some other design elements I can change in addition to the background color in Kittl?
-In addition to the background color, you can change the size, dimensions, opacity, and other properties of design elements in Kittl. This provides a comprehensive set of tools for refining your design.
How can I ensure that I don't accidentally change the background color while editing a template in Kittl?
-To avoid accidentally changing the background color, make sure to click on the text or an element when you're editing a template with objects on it. This way, the background color panel will not be activated until you specifically select it.
Can I get help with other features in Kittl through video tutorials?
-Yes, if you need assistance with other features in Kittl, you can request help by commenting on their videos or reaching out through their support channels. They offer quick video tutorials to help users become experts in using the platform.
What are the benefits of becoming a proficient user of Kittl?
-Becoming proficient in Kittl allows you to create designs more efficiently, potentially leading to increased revenue and the ability to complete design tasks more effectively.
Outlines
π¨ Canvas Color Customization in KD Editor
The video script explains how to change the canvas or artboard color in the KD editor. It demonstrates the process of switching between multiple artboards and how to access the background color panel to alter the canvas color. The speaker shows how to change the color of individual artboards, including those with no elements on them, by clicking on the artboard title. The video also highlights the use of document colors for consistency across different artboards. The speaker further illustrates how to change the background color without affecting the template itself by clicking on the text element and accessing the background color panel. The process is shown through duplication and modification of text and elements to create variations of the template. The video concludes with an invitation for viewers to ask more questions and subscribe to the channel for further tutorials.
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Keywords
π‘Artboard
π‘Canvas
π‘Multiple Artboards
π‘Background Color
π‘Template
π‘Document Colors
π‘Text
π‘Elements
π‘Opacity
π‘Dimensions
π‘Duplicating
π‘KD Editor
Highlights
Changing the artboard or canvas color in Kittl is a straightforward process.
The ability to have multiple artboards has been integrated into Kittl.
You can switch between artboards by clicking on their titles.
The background color of each artboard can be easily accessed and changed.
You can select a specific artboard element to change its color to dark mode.
Blank artboards can be clicked directly to change their background color.
Document colors can be used to maintain a consistent color scheme across artboards.
Changing the background color of a blank artboard does not require selecting any text.
When objects are present on an artboard, you must select the text to change the background color.
The background color panel allows you to adjust size, dimensions, and opacity.
Duplicating an artboard with the Alt/Option key enables quick iteration with different colors.
Changing the background color can create nuanced variations of templates.
Editing elements such as text and graphics is essential for creating unique templates.
Kittl provides videos on how to edit and customize templates.
The video aims to help users become experts in using the Kittl editor.
Subscribing to the channel and liking the video can provide further assistance.
Kittl encourages users to ask questions for more tutorial videos.