Design pieces · Ünflat

On Start, the side bar lists the ready-made pieces in five groups: Titles and captions, Stats and charts, Boxes and frames, Stickers, and Sheets. Each group is one even grid of tiles under headings, with whole pieces apart from single ones. Tap a group, then a tile, then the design. The foot of the window reads Tap to place [name]. The piece lands on the design’s grid, in the kit’s fonts and the design’s colors, with its companions attached and off. See Companions .

Titles and captions: Under Titles, Subtitles, Labels and callouts, and Text: a title, a caption, a label with its value, a list, a quote, a bubble, a logo.
Stats and charts: Under Whole lists, One stat, and Charts: a stat list or table, stars and icons, the fig’s counts, bars, a level, a rarity, a chart.
Boxes and frames: Under Boxes, Lines and edges, and Draw your own: a shape, a card, a frame, a zone, a callout, the picture boxes, a Panels tile, then a border round the page, a divider, a ruled box, the Background, and the Draw with a pen tile.
Stickers: Under Tickers, and Stamps and badges: a ticker, a banner, a footer, then a badge, a starburst, the stamps, a date.
Sheets: Under Whole sheets, and Small pieces: a specimen, a palette, a turnaround, a comb, then a ticket, label tape, a QR code.

Each kit’s groups have its own pieces, then the ten fig pieces, the bubbles and cards, and the stamps. Every tile has its own name, like Marks stat list or Radar graph. A Background, a Border, and an Edge text cover the whole design as soon as you tap their tiles. A Frame lands around the picture or the words you tap, and at its own size on open space. A lean design’s groups start with the arrangement’s other pieces, dressed the way Full lays them. See The lean start . A piece’s rows are on Layout and Details .

Game

Title: Big words, the fig’s name to start.
Subtitle: A line under a title. The Ticker style crawls across in a loop or a video, and its Text takes up to 1,000 letters.
Badge: A short word on a lozenge, a sticker, a tag, or bare.
Bar: A stat bar with a label and a value.
Stat list: Rows of labels and values, like Height: 2.4 m. It grows into a table. See The table maker .
Graph: A radar or bars, drawn from the design’s stats.
Chart: Bars, a radar, or a pie of the fig’s own colors. See Charts .
Text box: A sentence or two in a box.
Choice list: A game menu’s list of choices.
Picture: An empty picture box, in the Game kit’s menu frame.
Frame: A frame to stretch around a picture and its words.
Specimen: A specimen label with a name, a catalogue number, and a date.
Palette: The fig’s colors as swatches.
Card panel: A title, two sentences, and dot ratings on one panel.
Callout: A framed close-up of a spot, tied to it by a line, with words under it. Put down near a fig, it aims at the nearest part.
Stat icons: Three icons, each with a number. Tap an icon on Details › Text to change it.
Logo: A game logo with a subtitle.
Button prompt: A Press start line.
Level badge: A level with a label and a number.
Legal line: Small capitals along the foot.
Rarity line: A rarity and an index, e.g., 88 / 236.
Arrows: Previous and next arrows.
Turnaround: The fig from the front, the side, and the back.
Model stats: The fig’s counts, in a Full or Short list.
Texture sheet: The fig’s texture laid flat, every face a square.
Maker line: A name, a date, and a hashtag.
Zone: A block of color for other pieces to sit on.
Background: Covers the whole design with a color, a pattern, paper, a living sky, a booth background, or a picture from a shot.
Border: A border around the whole design.
Divider: A line between parts of the design.
Shape: A sticker in one of fourteen shapes, from Star to Squiggle. Decorated gives it a die-cut edge.

Poster

The Poster tray also has Subtitle, Text box, Picture, Frame, Callout, Bar, Palette, Turnaround, Zone, Background, Border, Divider, and Shape.

Masthead: A magazine’s name across the top.
Headline: A big headline. Turned headline runs up the side.
Paragraph: A few small lines, set flush on both sides.
Starburst: A burst with a word in it.
Plus and Cross: Two shape stickers.
Tile: A rounded tile in the accent.
Tab label: A folder tab with a word, for a tile.
Banner: Words on a band.
Footer bar: Small words across the foot.
Circle inset: A round picture box.
Edge text: Words along the design’s edges. Edges sets the sides.
Logo badge: A small hexagon logo.
Barcode and Page number: A cover’s barcode and its page number.
Tape, Staple, and Sticky note: Zine pieces to put anywhere.

Paper

The Paper tray also has Title, Paragraph, Text box, Specimen, Card panel, Starburst, Picture, Frame, Callout, Palette, Turnaround, Tape, Staple, Sticky note, Divider, Zone, Background, Border, and Shape.

Section heading: A heading for a menu’s section.
Price line: An item and its price, joined by a dotted line.
Price badge: A price in a round badge.
Number plate: A number for a picture.
Caption: A short line under a picture.
Point tag: A short word on a tag, with a stem to its spot.
Stamp: An ink stamp with a word, pressed unevenly.
Ruled box: Notes on ruled lines.
Doodle arrow: A hand-drawn arrow.
Polaroid and Taped photo: Picture boxes in a polaroid or under tape.

Booth

The Booth tray starts with the stamps, then has Title, Subtitle, Text box, Picture, Frame, Shape, Zone, Background, Border, and Divider.

Studio

The Studio groups have the Poster pieces, plus a Comb and a Retake slip. A picture box’s Fill adds the studio backdrops, and its Frame adds Gold and Wood. See The Studio kit .

Fig pieces, in every kit

Ten pieces fill themselves from your fig. Pick one, then tap figs on Details › Picture to change the fig. Lineup by height, Tier list, and Sticker sheet add or remove each fig you tap. One fig always stays.

Fig facts: A nutrition label of the fig: faces, parts, corners, triangles, painted faces, paint colors, moves, and world size.
Receipt: Each part as a line with its face count, the fig’s save date, and a barcode.
Big number: One count huge and three small. Number sets the big one.
Lineup by height: Figs at their true heights on a chart, each with its height, name, and world size.
Fig ID: An ID card with the fig’s photo, its numbers, a signature, and a holo dot that turns. In the Layers list it opens into its parts, so you can move, color, or hide one part. See Groups and parts .
Photo booth: Four frames of the fig’s own moves on a dated strip.
Paint chips: Each part’s main color, with a name and a hex code.
Now playing: Your newest clip, with its name and length. Clip sets another one.
Tier list: Your figs in tiers. Tap a fig on it, then tap a row.
Sticker sheet: Figs at different turns with a die-cut edge, on a cutting mat.

Bubbles and cards

Speech bubble and Thought bubble: In every kit. The bubble lands with its tail at the nearest fig’s head. Drag the ring at the tail’s end to point it anywhere. Tap a fig on the bubble’s Picture page to point the tail at that fig. Style has Manga, Thought, Shout, and Game.
Ticket: In every kit. A stub with Admit one, the fig’s name, its number in your library, and its save date.
Label tape: In Poster, Paper, and Booth. Raised capitals on a colored strip, the fig’s name to start.
Social post: In Poster, Paper, and Booth. The fig’s head in a circle, its name and handle, a photo, likes, a caption, and the date.
QR code: In every kit. A working code for a link, with the fig’s picture in the middle. The link starts as https://unflatlowpoly.com, and the caption under the code shows the link until you type over it.

Stamps, in every kit

Eleven stickers: Sparkles, Heart, Star, Crown, Bow, Halo, Cat ears, Blush, Sweat drop, Anger mark, and Music notes. Each has a cream die-cut edge, except Blush. Sparkles twinkle in a loop or a video.
Four word stamps: three pills with words, and Heart words, a heart with your own words.
Date stamp: Today’s date, the way a photo booth prints it, like 2026.10.28.

Put a stamp on a fig’s part, or just beside it, and the stamp sticks to that part. In a loop or a video it moves with the part. A Crown, Bow, Halo, Cat ears, Blush, Sweat drop, or Anger mark on an ear or a hat sticks to the head. The stamp’s Stick to row on Layout shows the part.

Letters and edges

On Details › Look, Effect has Sticker and Bubble letters for big words. Sticker gives the letters a thick cream edge, and Bubble letters makes them fat, with a shine. Gradient runs the letters from one color to another. Curve sets words on an Arc or around a Circle. A Badge on Circle becomes a ring with the words around it.
The design’s Border, a Frame, and a picture box have twelve edges: Scalloped, Zigzag, Stamp edge, Photo corners, Film strip, Comic, Lace, Rhinestones, Marching ants, Marquee, Blinking dots, and Neon. Marching ants, Marquee, and Blinking dots move in loops and videos.
Neon is on the Border row of every piece with one, with its Neon color under it. The line follows the piece’s outline with a gap. On a fig’s box, Neon traces the fig’s own outline.

Pixel borders

Pixel ▾ on the design’s Border row under Details › Look, or on a Frame’s Picture frame row under Picture, opens a strip of pixel borders that fit the design’s shape. The strip has your borders, borders marked Any shape, then the starters. Tap one to put it on. With none for the shape, the strip reads No borders for the shape yet..

A pixel border with word boxes fills them from the design: the fig’s name, the date, the fig’s number, and the rest. Change them in Details’ Edit all the words list. The border’s boxes come first there. See Camera Border and The Pattern studio for making borders.

Moving pieces stay still on screen with Reduce Motion on: stickers and pieces with a Motion page, a ticker, the holo dot, the booth frames, and the moving edges. A still shows them at rest. See Pieces that move .