Apple Vision Pro User Guide
- Welcome
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- Get started with accessibility features
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- Copyright
Add and edit drawings in Keynote on Apple Vision Pro
You can create and edit a drawing on your slide, then move or resize it.
Add a drawing
Tap in the toolbar at the bottom of the window, tap Drawing, then tap one of the drawing tools (pen, pencil, crayon or fill tool).
Pinch and hold your fingers to draw on the slide.
As you draw, you can do any of the following:
Switch drawing tools: Tap the pen, pencil, crayon or fill tool.
Adjust the stroke size (line thickness): Tap the pen, pencil, crayon or eraser, tap it again, then tap a stroke size.
Adjust the colour’s opacity: Tap the pen, pencil, crayon or fill tool, tap it again, then pinch and drag the slider.
Fill an area with colour: Tap the fill tool, then tap the area. To draw a shape already filled with colour, tap the fill tool, then draw the shape.
Erase a stroke: Tap the eraser tool, tap it again, then tap Object Eraser. Tap the stroke or object fill you want to erase.
Erase pixels: Tap the eraser tool, tap it again, tap Pixel Eraser, then tap the dot you want to erase. For finer control, or to erase smaller dots, zoom in. You can pinch and drag across your drawing to erase segments of lines and fills, creating separate strokes and fills.
Move a drawing: Tap the selection tool, pinch and drag around the part of the drawing you want to move, tap Resize, then pinch and drag the selection.
Resize a drawing: Tap the selection tool, pinch and drag around the part of the drawing you want to resize, tap Resize, then pinch and drag any blue dot.
Merge drawings
You can merge drawings so they stay together as a single object. This makes it easier to move and resize the drawing as a whole.
Tap in the toolbar at the bottom of the window to select multiple drawings.
Tap the drawings you want to merge, or tap Select All, then tap Done.
Tap in the format bar that appears, then tap Merge.
Separate a drawing into parts
You can separate a drawing into individual objects that you can move, resize or delete separately.
Double-tap the drawing.
Tap the selection tool, then pinch and drag around the part of the drawing you want to separate.
Tap Separate (you may need to tap to see it).
You can repeat this process to separate a drawing into multiple objects.
Animate a drawing
You can animate a drawing using the Line Draw build-in or build-out effect so that it appears in your presentation as if it’s being drawn or disappears as if it’s being erased.
Tap the drawing you want to animate, tap in the format bar that appears, then tap Animate.
At the bottom of the window, tap Add Build In or Add Build Out, select Line Draw from the Effects list, then tap .
To edit the animation, tap Line Draw at the bottom of the window, then do any of the following:
Adjust how long the animation plays: Pinch and drag the Duration slider.
Change how quickly the animation starts and stops: Tap Acceleration, then choose an option.
Change when to start the animation: Tap Start, then choose an option.
Preview the animation: Tap .
Remove the animation: Tap Delete.
Tap Done in the upper-right corner of the window.
To learn more, see Animate an object onto and off a slide.
Share or save a drawing
You can share or save a drawing as an image.
Tap the drawing, tap in the format bar that appears, then tap Share.
Do one of the following:
Share: Tap a method for sending the drawing.
Save: Tap Save to Files or, to save to Photos, tap Save Image.