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Using sequence panel feature

This guide covers all that you need to know about the sequence panel feature in the Editor.

Written by Wojtek Jodel

The Sequence Panel is a series of linked drawings. You might use this for drawings that part of the same theme or story, or as separate canvases for students to work on while remaining connected.

Free/Spark users can have up to 100 drawings in a single sequence. You can hide or show the sequence panle by tapping on the filmstrip icon in the bottom left of your UI.

The Sequence feature is NOT available in Art Jams

Adding drawings to the Sequence

To add a new drawing to a sequence, there are a few different options

  1. tap on the last panel with the + icon inside

  2. tap on the action menu and select an option

  3. link an existing drawing

  4. duplicate a drawing in the sequence

  5. drag and drop and image

Supported files

You can add the following file types into the sequence:

  • JPEG

  • PNG

  • PDF

  • and PSD

When importing PDFs, each page will be rasterized and added as a spearate canvase to the sequence.

Communication in Sequences

Sequences have a shared communication channel. You will be able to text chat or voice call with users no matter which drawing in the sequence they are on.

You can find out more in our Communication guide.

Removing drawings from the sequence

You can remove a drawing from the sequence in a few different ways

  1. File menu > move to bin

  2. tap on the action menu > move to bin

  3. unlink the drawing

Sequence permissions

The permissions you set in the Admin menu of your canvas will apply to all canvases in the sequence, even those linked by other users.

In order to better manage your sequence panel, you might want to limit who can make changes to it. In the Admin menu of the Editor, you will find the Edit Sequence permission.

When you set this to Approved, only users with the Admin or Approved role will be able to:

  • add new canvases

  • delete canvases

  • link and unlink drawings

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