Exporting files from Draw Things
Draw ThingsDemo summary
The demonstration covers exporting a finished project from Draw Things into various formats like PNG, JPEG, and layered PSD.
Step-by-step
- Choose the export option
- Select the desired file format (PNG, JPEG, or layered PSD)
- Name the file version
- Confirm the resolution settings
- Click to complete the export
Options
- Export as PNG for web use
- Export as JPEG for smaller file sizes
- Export as layered PSD for further editing
Watch out for
- App permissions and available storage must be sufficient to avoid stalled exports
Tips
- Clear the cache or restart the app if the export process gets stuck
- Use finished groups to keep editable layers when exporting to PSD
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- Watch “How to Use Draw Things App (updated)” →
AI Image Generator
- 0:040:30Set up a new canvas in Draw ThingsThe video demonstrates how to create a new project in the Draw Things app by selecting canvas size, background, and brush presets.Penrose Learning
- 0:340:33Sketching and layer management in Draw ThingsThe user shows how to block in shapes, use non-destructive layers for highlights, and apply transform tools and blending modes within the Draw Things interface.Penrose Learning
- 1:130:24Exporting files from Draw ThingsCurrentThe demonstration covers exporting a finished project from Draw Things into various formats like PNG, JPEG, and layered PSD.Penrose Learning