So, why would you disable it? If you work with large canvases (such as 80 Mpx), rotating the canvas can put a strain on your machine and the app. Do you rotate the paper as you draw certain parts of your image? If you do, with Enable Rotate Canvas enabled, you can rotate the entire image, the same way you would with a piece of paper.

So, what does it do? It lets you rotate the entire canvas, not just one layer. Rotating the canvasīy default, Enable Rotate Canvas is enabled. Keep in mind, you need to restart SketchBook Pro for this change to take effect. See Changing the language displayed in the UI for instructions. Changing the language displayed in SketchBook Proĭo you want to use SketchBook Pro and have everything displayed in a language other than English? If so, you can do this in the Language section. See Setting your maximum level of undos in Undoing and redoing.

However, if you prefer for a layer not be be created, say because you have a limited number of layers available, then disable this option. This is why we created this option and it is enabled by default. But, what if you've been drawing on a layer and you import an image? Well, without Add Image: Import into a new layer enabled, the image could cover what you drew. This tab contains options for making changes to the app.įor Windows users, select Edit > Preferences, then tap the General tab.įor Mac users, select SketchBook Pro > Preferences, then tap the General tab.īy default, when you add an image, a layer is automatically created and the image is added to it. This opens the Preferences window, which groups the preferences into tabs, based on the following classifications: General (Desktop)

For Window users, in the toolbar, select Edit > Preferences.

For Mac users, select SketchBook Pro > Preferences.

You will find your SketchBook Pro preferences one of two places, depending on your OS: If you want to turn off data collection, select Help > About SketchBook Pro on desktop and go to your Preferences on mobile.

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