Finish and share

Finish is the last tab of the design editor. See The editor . The foot of the window reads Finish · Set the look of the whole design, then save it.

The side bar has Page look, Effects, Animation, Sound, and Save and share. Finish opens on Save and share, or on the entry you used last.

Page look

• Look: The arrangement’s looks come first, each name in its own font. The first button is the arrangement as it starts. The others change the fonts, like Pixel, Round, Cormorant, or Garamond, mirror the design with Flipped, or change one part: the Magazine cover’s Hollow masthead, the Title screen’s Arcade, and the Numbered grid’s numbers with Tag, Big number, Circled, and No. 01. Full, last on the row, lays out the arrangement with every piece. See The lean start .
• Colors: Three tiles, Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary. The line under them reads Primary colors the page, Secondary the words, Tertiary the accents. Tap a tile to open the color popup. See The color popup.
• More accents: Accent 2 and Accent 3, the design’s other accent colors from its fig. Pieces use the accents by number, so a new accent shows on every piece at once.
• Drawing style: Lofi, Pixel, Flat, or Handheld, as picture tiles, for the figs on the design. The line reads How the figs are drawn. See Render styles .
• Camera lens: None, VHS, Security cam, Instant, or Retro TV, as picture tiles. The line reads A filter over the whole design.
• Date stamp: Off or On, the photo-booth date in the corner.

A design made before the color tiles shows its Look and Tone rows, with Dark or Light, until you pick a color.

The color popup

The popup for a color tile has Auto, All colors, and Cancel at its head, then swatches in sections:

• Your recent: The colors you picked last.
• In this design: The colors on the design now.
• Paper sets: The kit’s paper and ink pairs. Game has Black and bone, Navy and cream, Red and bone, and Bone and ink. Poster has White and ink, Cream and brown, Sky and navy, and Ink and cream. Paper has Cream and black, Kraft and ink, and Grey and black. Booth has Pink and berry, Lilac and plum, Mint and pine, Cream and berry, and Night and cream. Studio has Cream and umber, Folder and cream, Rose and umber, and Slate and navy. A set sets Primary and Secondary together.
• Loud sets: Off, Cobalt, Hot pink, Butter, or Tomato. A loud set fills the whole design with the color, and the words turn black or cream so they stand out. Off brings the design back as it was. A paper set, or a fill for the Background, turns the loud set off.
• Pastels, Bright, Earth, and Neutrals: Eight swatches each.
• All colors opens the color picker for any color. Auto gives the fig’s own color back.

The design saves its own paper and ink colors, beside the nearest set’s name. An older Ünflat reads the set.

Effects

Effects puts a living sky’s moving layer on the design, like falling snow or digital rain. The design can have one effect in front of its pieces and one behind them.

• Effect: Pick the effect first: None, then Snow, Petals, Autumn leaves, Confetti, Falling ash, Campfire embers, Sparks, Fireflies, Dust in the sun, Soap bubbles, Digital rain, Binary, Meteor shower, Fireworks, Searchlights, Laser show, Disco, and Scanline. The line reads Falls over the whole design. Each has the name of its sky on the Sky page. See Atmosphere .
• Show it: In front of the figs draws the effect over every piece. Behind the figs draws it over the Background, behind the pieces.
• Amount and Speed: From 0 to 200%, as on a sky’s card. On Fireworks, Searchlights, Laser show, and Disco, Amount sets the number of bursts or beams. A new effect starts at 100%, and the color you picked stays.
• Color: None for the effect’s own colors, Accent 1 to Accent 3, Paper, Ink, the fig’s colors, or Pick a color. With a color on, a slider sets its strength. Snow is cream, so on cream paper give it a color.

Each effect has its own line in the Layers list on Layout. Tap its eye to hide it. A still and the card’s picture show the effect’s first frame. A loop and a video move it, and the loop joins with no jump.

Animation

• Everything in this design: Play all or Pause all, on screen. A loop and a video always move.
• What moves: One line per moving thing on the design: a fig on Its moves or its turntable, a ticker, a piece with an Entrance or a Loop, a Glitter line. Each line names the piece, says what it does, like The fig turns., and has Edit and a Playing or Paused switch. Edit opens the piece’s Motion page on Details, or Show the fig for a fig. Paused stops that piece on screen only. See Pieces that move .

On a Lineup, Turns sets the figs’ turning:

• Turns: Together, or Wave, each fig a step behind its neighbor.
• Speed: Slow, Normal, or Fast.
• Direction: Left or Right.
• Step on Wave: Small, Medium, or Big.

Sound

A design has one sound of its own. Shots on it are silent. The line at the foot reads Plays with the design, and goes into a saved video.

• Sound: None, Music, or Your sound.
• Track: On Music: Lofi, Pixel, Flat, or Handheld, the app’s four tracks. Tap one to hear a few seconds of it.
• Add a sound: On Your sound: Record, or From your files for a sound file on your device. While you record, the row reads Recording, with Done and Cancel. A take with nothing in it reads Nothing recorded. Try again, and a mic the app cannot use reads Check the app can use the microphone.
• Your sounds: Your takes and files, named Recording 1, Recording 2, and so on. Tap one to use it.
• Video length: On Your sound: Match the sound, with its length, or Set it myself. The line reads A saved video ends when the sound ends. The music tracks never set the length.
• Sound effect: On a design saved with one of the app’s sound effects, the row names it, with Remove. New designs take music or your own sound only.

Your own sound travels in the design’s file. See Design files .

Save and share

Four cards, each with its settings and its button:

• Still: Shape with 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9, and Size with Small, Medium, and Large, 1080, 2048, or 4096 pixels on the long side. Save a still saves a PNG.
• Loop: Length with 3 s, 6 s, 9 s, and 12 s; Speed with Slow, Normal, and Fast, the pace of a fig’s turn, on every arrangement but a Lineup; and Size with 480, 640, or 960 pixels on the long side. The figs turn whole times in the length, and a ticker, the effects, and the moving pieces join over it. A ticker too long for the length shows A long ticker runs fast in a loop. A video keeps its pace. Save a loop saves a 60-frame GIF. The button reads GIF, or GIF, no sound with a sound picked.
• Video: Length with 6 s, 10 s, 15 s, and 30 s, then Match the sound with your sound’s length, and Whole ticker with the time of one full crawl of a long ticker. Frame rate has 24, 30, and 60, and Size 720, 1280, or 1920 pixels on the long side. A ticker crawls at its own pace in a video. Save a video saves an .mp4 if the device can make one, or else a .webm. With a sound, the button reads With sound. With no sound, it saves a silent video, ready for your own music.
• File: With its figs and scenes. Save a file saves one .unflat file with the design and every fig, scene, clip, pattern, and pixel border it uses. See Design files .
• Share: Shows Soon.

The button reads Saving… during the save, and a loop counts its frames, like Saving 12/60. A toast then reads Saved. A file’s name has the design’s name and its shape, like Pyramid_Head-design-9x16.png. Without Plus, every still, loop, and video has the Ünflat mark in the top right corner. See Subscribing to Ünflat .

Moving figs

A fig on a design turns on its turntable. To save a fig’s own moves instead, pick the fig, then tap Details › Picture › Show the fig › Its moves. The fig plays its moves from the angle you set. Then save a loop or a video.

A loop and a video also move every other moving part of the design: the effects, a living sky or a pattern with pages, a Title screen’s blinking line, stickers and pieces with a Motion page, a ticker, Glitter pen lines, the moving edges, the Fig ID’s holo dot, the Photo booth’s frames, and stamps stuck to a moving part. A still shows the first frame. With Reduce Motion on, the design stays still on screen.