Put the widget here.

Welcome to Sandbox, an interactive tutorial,
where you can change whatever you like.

Picture

Now you're in the editing mode. To preview the page, press P or click on in the right bottom corner. To return to editing, press , which replaced the eye. You can switch between two modes anytime.


This tutorial has several pages. In editing mode , use arrows at the right edge of the screen to navigate between pages. In preview mode , just scroll up or down.

P
switch between editing and preview mode

To add a picture, enter editing mode . Press W: a pop-up menu will appear, find the picture widget in it. Click this widget and upload an image. If you don't like the result, undo shortcut ⌘+Z works here—as it does everywhere across Readymag. To redo, use the ⌘+Shift+Z shortcut.


You can also drag and drop a picture from your desktop or use our image library, powered by Unsplash and Flickr. GIFs are supported as well.

W
add widget

⌘+Z
undo action

⌘+Shift+Z
redo action

Now it's time to make things a bit fancier. Change the radius of your picture widget, round corners, or set a border. You can also set a different radius for each corner, with their own values for Mobile and Desktop.

Another important feature is crop. Double-click on the image in editing mode to see what's going on. After you’ve selected the crop tool, use the scroll bar to scale the picture or customize the crop box manually. You can automatically resize the image so that it fits the original dimensions.

With the Lightbox feature enabled, an image will be expanded to full-screen on click. Set background color and adjust transparency.

You can add a picture to the background of your project. To do so, click on the layers list in the lower left corner.

The background picture can also be combined with color.

You can set a slideshow as your background, then design custom crossfade and delay effects.

Perfect!
Now you can check how to handle the Shape widget in Readymag.

You can always borrow some ideas from our Templates library. Press M or to enter the Pages panel and click on the link to Templates at the bottom of the menu. Tap on any template and press the ‘Add pages’ button at the bottom on the right. You’re set on making awesome designs!