Drawing Pages
A project can contain multiple pages — each with its own canvas, layers, and objects. Switch, rename, reorder, and duplicate pages from the Pages tab in the Inspector.
Drawing PagesEach drawing page is an independent canvas with its own dimensions, layers, and objects — letting you split complex projects into focused plans without creating separate projects. The Pages panel appears in the Inspector sidebar whenever nothing is selected. Pages are displayed as a vertical strip of cards ordered from top to bottom, with the active page highlighted by a coral outline. The page order in the panel is also the order used when printing or exporting your project.
Adding a page
Click the New Page button at the top of the Pages panel. A new page is created with the same dimensions as the currently active page and becomes active immediately.
Duplicating a page
Hover a page card and click the Duplicate icon. A copy of the page is created with all its objects and layers, and becomes the active page.
Renaming a page
The Page Settings section below the page list shows the active page's name in an editable text field. Click it and type to rename. The change is saved when you press Enter or click away.
Reordering pages
Drag a page card using the grip handle on its left side. Drop above or below another card to reorder. The order shown in the panel matches the print/export order.
Page dimensions
The Page Settings section shows Width and Depth fields for the active page. Enter values in your project's unit system (metric or imperial). Width is the horizontal extent; Depth is the vertical extent of the canvas.
Deleting a page
Hover a page card and click the trash icon. A confirmation dialog appears. Confirm to permanently delete the page and all its objects. The last remaining page cannot be deleted.
Reorder pages
Drag any page card by the grip handle on its left edge and drop it above or below another card. The new order is saved immediately. Since the panel order determines print and export sequence, set the order before generating deliverables.
Delete a page
Hover over a page card and click the trash icon. A confirmation dialog asks you to confirm before anything is removed. Deletion is permanent — the page and all its objects are removed from the project. The last remaining page cannot be deleted; you must have at least one page in a project at all times.
Deleting a page permanently removes all its objects, layers, and content. This action cannot be undone. Always duplicate a page before making major experimental changes if you want to preserve a backup.
If your project has multiple collaborators, a small presence badge appears next to any page another team member is currently viewing — so you can see at a glance where everyone is working.
Set meaningful page names before printing. The page name appears as the title on each exported sheet, making it easy for clients to navigate multi-page PDF deliverables.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do layers carry over when I add a new page?
No — each page has its own independent layer set. A new blank page starts with its own default layers. If you want to carry over the same layer structure and all objects, use the Duplicate Page action instead of adding a new blank page.
Why can't I delete my last page?
A project must always contain at least one page, so the trash icon has no effect on the last remaining page. Add or duplicate a new page first, then delete the one you no longer need.
In what order do pages appear when I print or export?
Pages print and export in the same order they appear in the Pages panel — top to bottom. Drag the page cards to rearrange them before generating your deliverables.
Can I have different canvas sizes on different pages?
Yes. Each page has its own Width and Depth settings in Page Settings. One page could be A3 landscape for a full site plan while another is a smaller detail sheet — they are completely independent.
Does duplicating a page also copy its backdrop images?
Duplicating a page copies all drawing objects and layers to the new page. Backdrop images (perspective reference images attached to page edges) are managed separately in the Backdrop workspace and are not duplicated along with the page.