How Do I Change My Artboard (or Canvas) Color In Kittl?
TLDRIn the video, the user is shown how to change the artboard or canvas color in the Kittl design software. The process is straightforward, allowing users to switch between multiple artboards and adjust the background color as desired. By clicking on the artboard title, one can access the background color option and select from a variety of colors, including document colors. The video also demonstrates how to change the color of a blank artboard and how to alter the background color of a populated artboard through the text selection. The presenter emphasizes the importance of not allowing accidental background changes while editing a template. The video concludes with a demonstration of creating different template iterations by changing background and element colors, encouraging viewers to explore the software's capabilities for more nuanced designs.
Takeaways
- 🎨 To change the artboard or canvas color in Kittl, you can select the title of the artboard and choose a new background color.
- 📑 When you have multiple artboards, you can easily switch between them by clicking on their respective titles.
- 🔄 You can change the background color of an artboard to dark or any other desired color by using the color selection tool.
- 🖌 If you have a blank artboard, you can directly click on it to change the background color without needing to select any text or elements.
- 📏 For artboards with content, you cannot change the color directly by clicking on the artboard. Instead, you must select the text or elements to bring up the color panel.
- 👉 The color panel allows you to adjust not just the color, but also the size, dimensions, and opacity of the selected elements.
- 🧑🎨 If you want to use a specific color from the document, you can choose from the pre-defined document colors.
- 🧥 You can create variations of a template by duplicating the artboard and changing the background color and elements' colors.
- 🔄 To duplicate an artboard, hold the Alt or Option key and click and drag the selected artboard.
- ✅ Remember to edit the text and graphics on your artboard to customize your template further.
- 📢 For any questions or additional guidance on using Kittl, you can leave a comment or request a tutorial video.
Q & A
How can I change the background color of my artboard in Kittl?
-To change the background color of your artboard in Kittl, simply click on the title of the artboard, and then select the background color option. You can choose a new color or use the document colors already available.
What happens when I have multiple artboards in Kittl?
-With multiple artboards in Kittl, you can switch between them by clicking on the title of each artboard. This allows you to work on different designs simultaneously and manage your workspace more efficiently.
Is there a way to change the background color of a blank artboard in Kittl?
-Yes, when you have a blank artboard, you can directly click on it to change the background color. This is possible because there are no objects on the artboard to prevent accidental changes.
How do I change the background color of an artboard that already has elements on it?
-For an artboard with elements, you should click on the text or an element to bring up the background color panel on the right side. From there, you can change the size, opacity, and other properties, including the background color.
Can I use document colors that are already defined in Kittl for my artboard background?
-Yes, you can use predefined document colors for your artboard background. This feature allows for quick and consistent color application across different elements and artboards in your project.
What is the purpose of not allowing direct background color change on an artboard with elements?
-The purpose is to prevent accidental changes to the background color while you are working on editing the template itself. It ensures that you only change the background when you intend to, avoiding disruptions to your design process.
How can I duplicate an artboard with a specific background color in Kittl?
-To duplicate an artboard, hold the Alt or Option key and click and drag the selected artboard. This allows you to create iterations with different background colors and design elements.
Can I change the color of text or elements on an artboard in Kittl?
-Yes, you can change the color of text or elements by selecting them and using the color options provided in the toolbar or the properties panel.
What are some additional things I can do with the background color panel in Kittl?
-Besides changing the background color, you can also adjust the size and dimensions of the artboard, as well as modify the opacity of the background through the background color panel.
How can I make my designs more nuanced and different using Kittl?
-You can make your designs more nuanced by changing the background color, modifying text and elements, and repositioning items on the artboard. Experimenting with different color combinations and layouts can create a variety of unique templates.
Is there a way to get more help on using Kittl if I need it?
-Yes, if you have questions or need assistance with using Kittl, you can ask for help in the comments section of their tutorial videos. The Kittl team is responsive and can create new videos to address specific questions or concerns.
What are some other features of Kittl that can help me become a better designer?
-Kittl offers various features to enhance your design skills, such as the ability to work with multiple artboards, change background and element colors, and adjust properties like size and opacity. Additionally, their video tutorials can help you learn how to use these features effectively.
Outlines
🎨 Changing Canvas Color in KD Editor
The video script provides a step-by-step guide on how to change the background color of an artboard or canvas in the KD (Krita) editor. It explains that with the integration of multiple artboards, users can easily switch between different canvases by clicking on their titles. The process of changing the canvas color is straightforward: one can select the canvas, access the background color option, and choose a new color. The script also mentions the ability to use document colors that are already predefined. Additionally, it highlights that for blank artboards, users can directly click and change the background color. However, if objects are present on the artboard, the user must click on the text to access the background color panel to avoid accidental changes. The video also demonstrates duplicating artboards and changing their background colors, suggesting that this feature allows for the creation of various template iterations with different color schemes.
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Keywords
💡Artboard
💡Canvas Color
💡Multiple Artboards
💡Background Color Panel
💡Template
💡Dark Mode
💡Document Colors
💡Text
💡Elements
💡Opacity
💡Dimensions
Highlights
Changing the artboard or canvas color in Kittl is a straightforward process.
Multiple artboards can be easily navigated by clicking on their titles.
The background color of each artboard can be customized to the user's preference.
A dark mode can be applied by selecting a darker color for the background.
Blank artboards allow users to directly change the background color by clicking on them.
Document colors can be used to maintain consistency across different artboards.
Changing the artboard color is not possible when objects are present on it to avoid accidental changes.
Text elements can be used to access and change the background color panel.
Artboard dimensions and opacity can be adjusted alongside the color.
Duplicating elements with the Alt/Option key allows for iterative design changes.
Templates can be differentiated by changing the background color and elements' colors.
Editing text and graphics is essential for creating unique templates.
Kittl provides resources on how to edit and move elements within the templates.
The video aims to help users become proficient in using the Kittl editor for design purposes.
Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel and like the video for helpful content.
Additional questions about using Kittl can be addressed through comments for future video content.
Quick tutorial videos are available to help users master the Kittl editor more efficiently.