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What Voidcanvas is, a first design in five minutes, and where your work lives. 15 guides.
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- What Voidcanvas is and how its parts fit togetherVoidcanvas is a free design suite that runs in your browser. Studio holds the job, the Editor makes the design, Effects and the quick tools give you one-click looks, and work moves between them without leaving your device.Beginner3 min
- Make and export your first designPick a size, add a photo and a headline, and download a finished PNG. About five minutes, start to finish.Beginner3 min
- Where your designs are saved and how to keep them safeVoidcanvas saves everything inside your browser on this device, and as a real file when you choose. Learn how autosave, Save to disk, templates and versions work, what clears your work, and how to keep a backup.Beginner5 min
- Use Voidcanvas as an app on your computerThe desktop app is the same Voidcanvas, installed, with your designs saved as .void files in a folder you own. It works offline and opens PSDs from your file browser.Beginner2 min
- Sign in to keep your settings the same on every deviceAn account is optional. It syncs your interface settings, encrypted on your device first. Learn how signing in, the recovery key and adding a device work.Beginner3 min
- Share brands and Studio jobs with your teamMake a team, invite people by link, and share client brands and Studio jobs. Everything is encrypted on your devices with a key only the team has.Intermediate2 min
- Move work from Effects, Studio and the quick tools into the EditorEvery module can hand work to the Editor as real, editable layers. Learn what each button sends and what arrives on the other side.Beginner3 min
- Install Voidcanvas as an app and use it offlineAdd Voidcanvas to your dock, desktop or home screen so it opens in its own window and keeps working without a connection.Beginner2 min
- Design on a phone or tabletOn a phone the Editor becomes a thumb-first layout with five modes and short sheets. Learn the layout, the touch gestures and what works differently.Beginner3 min
- Offline design software, including the browser apps that work offlineWhat "offline" has to mean for a design tool, the three kinds of software and how each behaves without a connection, a one-minute test you can run on any of them, and what to do before a flight.Beginner5 min
- Edit photos on a laptop without installing anythingA layered photo editor that runs in the laptop's browser, keeps the photos on the laptop, and keeps working when the Wi-Fi drops. What you need, what a laptop is good and less good at, and how to set it up in two minutes.Beginner2 min
- A layered image editor on Linux: the desktop appVoidcanvas runs on Linux as a desktop app (.deb for Debian and Ubuntu, an AppImage for other distributions) or in any modern browser. Install notes, what works the same as Photoshop, and where files are kept.Beginner1 min
- Graphic design on a ChromebookA Chromebook runs the full Voidcanvas Editor in Chrome: layers, masks, PSD import, effects and on-device AI, installed as an app that works offline. Setup, where files are kept, and what to watch on low-memory models.Beginner1 min
- Browser-based design tools: where your files actually go"Runs in the browser" can mean two very different things: the editing happens on a server and the browser only shows it, or the browser does the editing and the server only delivers the app. How to tell which you are using, and why it matters.Beginner2 min
- Design without an account: what you keep and what you give upEverything that makes a design works without an account. An account adds settings that follow you between devices, teams, and client links, all optional. A plain comparison, and the one thing no account changes.Beginner2 min