The editor supports zoom levels from 10% to 500%. Use the scroll wheel, trackpad pinch gesture, or click the zoom percentage in the toolbar to open the zoom dropdown with preset levels.

Click the zoom percentage display in the toolbar to open a dropdown with quick-access zoom presets:

Use keyboard shortcuts for quick zoom adjustments:

When zoomed above 100%, use the Hand tool to click and drag to pan around the screenshot. The pan position resets automatically when you zoom back to 100% or below.

Hold `Alt/Option` and scroll the mouse wheel while an emoji is selected to resize it. The emoji scales between 16 and 512 pixels, keeping its center position.

Zoom in and out when working with screenshots in the editor.

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Presets save your current editor styling as a named configuration. A preset stores: background type and settings (wallpaper, gradient, solid color, or transparent), padding, inset amount, inset mode and color, rounded corners, shadow size, shadow intensity, and aspect ratio. Apply a preset to instantly restyle any screenshot.

After styling a screenshot the way you like, save the current settings as a preset.

Open the Presets dropdown in the toolbar to see all your saved presets. Click any preset to apply its settings to the current screenshot. The editor updates instantly with the saved background, shadows, padding, inset, and all other styling.

Every installation includes a built-in "Default" preset with balanced settings (padding 64, rounded corners 16, subtle shadow). The Default preset always appears first in the dropdown and cannot be deleted. You can create your own presets to override it for specific workflows.

To remove a preset, hover over it in the dropdown and click the delete button. If you delete the currently active preset, the editor switches back to the Default preset automatically. The built-in Default preset cannot be deleted.

Save and reuse editor settings like backgrounds, shadows, and padding.

Presets

Press `Tab` in the editor to activate the color picker. A magnifying glass appears around your cursor, showing a zoomed-in view of the pixels beneath it with a crosshair at the center so you can target the exact pixel you want.

While the color picker is active, move your cursor over any part of the screenshot. The current color is displayed in HEX format (e.g. `#FF5733`). Press `Tab` again or click to copy the HEX value to your clipboard — a "Copied!" confirmation appears briefly.

The editor keeps track of your 6 most recently picked colors. Access them from the color dropdown in the tool control panel — click any recent swatch to reuse it. Recent colors persist across sessions via local storage.

Pick any color from your screen and copy its HEX value.

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Zoom Controls

Zoom Dropdown Presets

Keyboard Shortcuts

Panning

Emoji Resizing

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