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Status Bar Trim Heightįlinto attempts to detect and remove any status bars from your mockups if you forgot to do it yourself. Don’t get carried away, you have real work to do. You can change all the titles quickly this way. Or double click the title and edit it in place. You can rename a screen by selecting it and clicking the little pencil icon in the tool bar.

Fortunately, adding new screens is easy! Renaming Once deleted, there is no way to recover them. Or select them and press the delete button in the tool bar. Deleting Screensĭelete selected screens by pressing the delete key on your keyboard. Selecting a screen will reveal a tool bar up top. Hold shift and click another screen, now they are both selected. The blue line around the edge means it’s selected. Selecting ScreensĬlick on a screen to select it. You’ll be prompted to replace all the matching screens, or add these as new screens.

If you have several screens to update and they have the same original filename as your existing screens, you can drop them all on the editor. Just drag a new screen on top of an old one in the editor and it will be replaced. You can use animated GIFs too! Updating ScreensĪs you iterate on your design, you’ll probably want to update some of your screens. File Formatsįlinto supports PNG, JPG, GIF and PSD screens. You’ll have an extra 40px of vertical space for your screen image. Just keep in mind that the transparent styles lay over the top of your screen. If you are using a transparent status bar style, leave some blank space to accommodate the status bar background at the top of your screen.įor iOS prototypes, you can choose between default, transparent-black and transparent-white status bar styles. If you have one there, remove it before you export it. Since the system status bar will appear in your prototype, you shouldn’t include a status bar in your mockups. It’s annoying, but there are a lot of other great benefits to be had from delivering prototypes as web apps. We’d like to provide that option, but neither iOS nor Android allow it for web apps.

When you install your prototype on your device, you’ll see that the system status bar shows up. Mobile browsers have trouble with the large images, so Flinto will resize them automatically, which may cause an undesirable blurryness.

Try to keep your images under five mega pixels.

For transparent status bars, your screens can extend the full height of the device (1136px for iPhone 5+), get it? If you are making an iPhone or iPad prototype with the “default” status bar, your screens should be 40px shorter (20px on non-retina screens). If you want your screens to scroll, just use taller screens. Flinto will resize the width to fit the device. The most important thing is to get the width right. You can use any size you want, but if you are doing high-fidelity mockups, you’ll want to make sure you use the correct size for your device. Cool, right? Screen Sizesįlinto is flexible about screen sizes. You don’t even need to wait for them to upload. You can start working on dropped files immediately. Your PSD files will be flattened into PNGs.Īdd screens to your prototype by dropping them right into the Flinto editor. These are simply mockups that you save from your favorite graphics app, such as Photoshop or Sketch. Flinto prototypes are made up of screen images.

#Flinto sharing to non mac update

#Flinto sharing to non mac install

#Flinto sharing to non mac full