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Every file you open goes into the Files tab. By default they all share one set of settings: tune the look on one, check the others, then export them all at once.

• Click a file to show it, or press Alt ↓ / Alt ↑.
• Reorder with Move up / Move down in a file's ⋯ menu, or Alt Shift ↑ / ↓. The order is used for animations and sprite sheets.
• Remove one with its × button (or Delete when it has focus). Clear removes them all.
• Export → All files as ZIP processes every file and downloads a ZIP of PNGs named after the originals, plus the settings.json that made them.

A file with its own settings#

Any file can have its own settings instead of the shared ones. With two or more files open, the inspector shows Settings apply to: All files / This file above the tabs.

• This file gives the current file a copy of its current settings. From then on, edits change only that file. Its row in the Files tab shows an Own badge.
• All files links it back to the shared settings and drops its own (a toast lets you undo).
• Each file with its own settings keeps its own undo history, so undo never reaches across files.

The ⋯ button on a file row, or a right-click, has the rest:

Exports follow each file's own settings. The ZIP also includes a <name>.settings.json for every file that has its own.

The ZIP uses the scale, grid and indexed-PNG options from the Export tab.

Several images can also become one animation (GIF, video or sprite sheet): set Frames from to All files, in order in the Animation section. Each frame uses its file's own look, at the size of the first frame.