Lets you select, move, and transform an object.

Lets you choose colors from a series of color swatches.

Lets you choose a paint, paper, or fill color by holding down one of the swatches on the on-screen Color Palette.

Choose a rust tone like this one to fill your image.

Lets you fill areas with one of the following fill types: Uniform, Fountain, Bitmap, and Texture.

Lets you select an object by clicking.

Lets you maintain the shape and transparency of an object.

Lets you apply a gradient fill to an image, object, or selection. A gradient fill progresses from a color and transparency value to a different color and transparency value.

Lets you choose a paint, paper, or fill color by holding down one of the swatches on the on-screen Color Palette.

Lets you choose a paint, paper, or fill color by holding down one of the swatches on the on-screen Color Palette.

Lets you add a light to your image.

Lets you create an object in the Image Window and a corresponding object thumbnail in the Objects Docker window.

Lets you load images and spray them on an image. You can change the size, tiling, and order of the images, and create image lists.

Lets you choose a paint, paper, or fill color by holding down one of the swatches on the on-screen Color Palette.

Lets you choose an X-shaped nib.

Lets you choose a Normal nib.

Child objects appear above the parent object in the stacking order (in the Objects Docker window). If the parent object is a picture of a balloon and the child object is a picture of a sunflower, clipping the two objects together produces a balloon shape with the color and texture of a sunflower.

A set of objects in which the pixels of a child object are "clipped to" a parent object. When you create a clipping group, you combine the color or texture of child object into the shape of the parent object.

The gradual blending of pixels between the edges of a selection or an object and the background. Feathering produces a softer, more natural-looking edge.

A set of eight black squares that appear at the corners and sides of an object when the object is selected. By dragging individual handles, you can scale, size, or mirror an object. If you click a selected object, the handles change to arrows that let you rotate and skew the object. The following graphics display selection handles, skewing handles, and rotation handles.

Lets you create image lists from objects in the Image Window. You can then spray the objects on an image.

Lets you create bezier or freehand paths.

Lets you create paths or add segments to a path.

Lets you choose colors from an image.

Lets you paint on an image using the paint color.

Lets you apply a brush stroke or an effect along a path.

Lets you delete the selected path.

A gradient fill progresses from a color and transparency value to a different color and transparency value.

A lens is a tool that lets you preview changes before you apply them to your image.

Lets you magnify areas of an image. Click to zoom in to the next preset level, right-click to zoom out to the next preset level, or click and drag around the area you want to zoom in on.

Lets you paint on an image using the paint color. The Property Bar contains many preset paint tools, such as the Art Brush, Airbrush, Pencil, and Ball Point pen.

Lets you add text to your image.

Lets you choose a paint, paper, or fill color by holding down one of the swatches on the on-screen Color Palette.

Lets you create objects that look like shadows of other objects.

Lets you format text.

Enable to apply a perspective shadow. Disable to apply a flat shadow.

A mask that lets you edit the transparency levels of an object without affecting the pixels in the object. You can change the transparency levels directly on the object and then add the clip mask, or add the clip mask before making the changes.

Lets you choose a paint, paper, or fill color by holding down one of the swatches on the on-screen Color Palette.

Lets you create a lens.

Lets you create a curve by clicking and dragging the response curve.

Lets you correct color and tones in the image.

Lets you choose a paint, paper, or fill color by holding down one of the swatches on the on-screen Color Palette.

Lets you transform an object into a mask.

Lets you paint the selection defined by a mask.

Lets you preview an image.

Lets you create orbits.

Lets you create freehand paths.

Lets you choose a paint, paper, or fill color by holding down one of the swatches on the on-screen Color Palette.

Lets you apply a sponge effect to images.

Enable to center text.

Click the eyes thumbnail in the Objects Docker window.

Click the butterfly eyes in the Image Window to select the object.

Lets you load an object into the Image Sprayer.