💡 How to create ARROWS in Excalidraw 👀 | Step-by-step TUTORIAL #2 скачать в хорошем качестве

💡 How to create ARROWS in Excalidraw 👀 | Step-by-step TUTORIAL #2

Mini-tutorial #2 in our series focuses on the arrow tool which is must have for creating connections between objects and essential for your diagrams. Check out this tutorial or read the isnstructions below to find out how to achieve this. ========================= ⬇️ CHAPTERS & INSTRUCTIONS ⬇️ 0:00 | Creating an arrow Select the Arrow tool from the toolbar at the top of the editor (or press the 5 key on your keyboard). If you need to create a simple straight arrow, click on the canvas where you want the arrow to start and drag it to the part of the canvas where you want the arrow to end. If you need to create a more complex arrow with multiple vertices, continue clicking on the canvas (without dragging) and press Esc to end the arrow. If you start/end the arrow near an already created object, it will automatically be bound to that object (a gray border will appear around the object as a binding marker). 0:16 | Adding text to arrows Add text to an arrow by selecting it and pressing Enter, or double-clicking on it. Customize the text in the preferences panel on the left side of the editor. 0:31 | Customizing arrows Customize the created arrow using the preference bar on the left side of the editor (note that the arrow you want to customize must be selected first). You can set: Color (stroke) – note that this video was made before we've released a newer version of color picker (with more colors and shades), but the idea is still the same Stroke width (thin / bold / extra-bold) Stroke style (solid / dashed / dotted) Sloppiness = handwritten style (architect / artist / cartoonist) Edges (sharp / round) Font size (S / M / L / XL) – will appear if you add text to the arrow Font family (hand-drawn / normal / code) –will appear if you add text to the arrow Arrowheads (none / arrow / bar / dot / triangle) – for starting and ending point of your arrow Opacity 0:48 | Transforming 2-point arrow into multi-point one Select the two-point arrow and press Ctrl/Cmd+Enter. This will enter the arrow editor and you will see the larger white dots (the vertices created) and the smaller purple dot in between. Selecting these purple points will create a new vertex for your arrow. Selecting the white one will set the position of the one already created. Follow the same procedure to create additional vertices until you are satisfied. 1:06 | Bonus Enjoy a little bonus from us to see how Excalidraw can be used. Combine arrows with basic shapes and layering (also available in the left-sided preference bar at the bottom) to create diagrams, wireframes, mind maps or roadmaps in a unique handwritten style! ========================= 🔗 Try it out for yourself at https://excalidraw.com 🔗 Explore the premium Excalidraw+ at https://plus.excalidraw.com 👇 CONNECT WITH US 👇 🐦 Follow us on X: https://x.com/excalidraw 🦋 Follow us on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/excalidraw.com 👔 Follow us on LinkedIn:   / excalidraw   💬 Join our community on Discord:   / discord   #HowTo #HowToDo #Tutorials #Arrows #Arrow #Productivity #KeepItSimle #Excalidraw