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# Use the grid guidelines

The grid is an underlying, configurable tool used to help align objects on your canvas.

#### Configuring and Using the Grid

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1. To enable the configuration options, make sure the 'Display grid' setting is enabled (checked).
2. To use the primary alignment feature, enable the 'Snap to grid' setting.
   * When this is enabled, any object you move will automatically stick to the nearest grid line, making alignment easier.
3. Customize the appearance and scale of the grid:
   * Grid Size: Change the size (in pixels) of each square cell of the grid.
   * Grid Color: Select a color for the grid lines.
   * Opacity: Adjust the visibility of the grid lines.

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: The grid is a reference tool only and will never be visible in the final exported image.
{% endhint %}


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