Save a project to the computer you are using. Additional top layers will be merged.įor saving a file without these options, see Exporting images). The format resizes the image and changes its orientation to fit the device. Where are my files savedĬhoose where a project is saved – locally or to iCloud ( Mac App Store version only).įor Mac App Store users, use SketchBook IOS Options to fit the file to a specific device. We do not advise you to open these images in other programs because we cannot guarantee layer preservation. Only use Autodesk SketchBook to read TIFF files containing layers. Saving them as any other image format flattens them. Only the TIFF and PSD image formats preserve layers. When saving, in the Save as type drop-down, select the type of image you want saved. When saving, select the Adobe Photoshop PSD file type option. Saving your sketch as an Adobe® Photoshop® file The format you select determines whether the image is saved with all its layers or if it is flattened.

SketchBook supports TIFF, BMP, GIF, JPEG, png, and PSD. When saving your work, you can save out an alpha channel and choose the file format. If it would just kill you to lose your work, back it up! Saving in SketchBook Pro Desktop The mobile versions have options for exporting to Dropbox, etc. No matter where your drawings are stored, we highly recommend you back them up. If you're on an iOS device, we highly recommend checking out the section on saving to the cloud to protect your work. Since this isn't the ideal solution, we've added the iCloud storage option.

If the app is ever deleted, your files are deleted, as well. If you are using SketchBook Pro Mobile on iOS, the files are saved within the Gallery, which is part of the app. This means if the app is ever deleted, your sketches still exist elsewhere. Some versions of SketchBook save your files on the device or machine in a separate folder for the app.

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