Editing Basics

• The New Color Experience: A How-To Guide

  As 2023 draws to an end, we are excited to unveil a series of enhancements aimed at enhancing your editing experience on Kickly. The centerpiece of these updates is the revamped color functionality in templates. Additionally, we've introduced exciting new features, including the ability to add colored shadows to text, create text outlines, utilize larger font sizes, and more. Explore all these enhancements in the sections below. [Change the main color of a text or an object](#3-how-can-i-chFeatured

• How can I duplicate a layer?

  || The duplicate option is only available in the desktop version. Duplicating the text or photos in an existing design is easy. To do so, follow these steps: Click once on the element you want to duplicate. A sidebar will appear on the left. Hit the Duplicate option. A copy of the layer will appear above all other layers. The new layer will inherit any effects or settings applied to the original. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2b54d852317ed200/image_1woFew readers

• How do I change the color of the background of a template?

  The background colors in templates are usually included in the locked layers and cannot be edited by directly clicking on them; however, they can be quickly changed using the color palette. To modify the color of the background, please follow these steps: Open the template on either desktop or mobile. Locate the color palette at the bottom right of the template. On mobile devices, you may need to scroll further to access it. In most cases, the background colors are located on theFew readers

Working with Photos and Objects

• How can I add more images to my template?

  || Note: This feature is only available on the desktop version. As a Kickly free account user, you can add new images to your existing templates by duplicating existing ones. Here's how to do it: Open your template on a desktop. Make sure the template doesn’t have a 'Pro' badge in the top right corner. Click once on any image layer within the template. In the editing menu that appears on the left side of the template, find the Duplicate option. Clicking 'Duplicate' willFeatured

• How do I replace my own photo in an existing design?

  Option 1. Add your own photo by replacing an existing image When using a Kickly free account, we recommend that you add your own photos by replacing existing images in a template. This will ensure that the layout of your template remains intact, and that photo settings are preserved. To do so, follow these steps: Open a template from the left hand side. Make sure the template doesn’t have a “Pro” badge in the top right corner. Once the template is open, **simply click the imageFeatured

• How do I delete photos that I uploaded?

  ||| Please note that once an image is deleted, it cannot be recovered. Photos or logos uploaded in your account can be deleted at any time by following these steps: Open Kickly from your desktop or mobile device. Go to the Images section from main menu. Click the ⋮ menu at the top right corner of each thumbnail, then hit Delete.Few readers

Working with Texts

• How to remove a color from text

  || This feature is fully operational on Desktop. However, when using mobile, please note that there are limitations in erasing Border and Shadow colors. Kickly offers the flexibility to customize text layers with different colors, including Main, Highlight (background), Border, and Shadow colors. You have the option to add or remove any of these colors, allowing your design to truly stand out. To remove a color from text, follow these steps: Open your desired template oFew readers

• How can I replace another text?

  To edit an existing text layer on a template, simply double-click on the text box. The text box will then become highlighted. Delete or edit its contents. Click outside the text box to finish.Few readers

Save Work / Projects

• Duplicating or Deleting Projects

  How to duplicate a project Creating a duplicate of an existing project is a straightforward process. Follow these simple steps: Open the My Projects section from the main menu. Locate the project you wish to duplicate. Click on the ⋮ (three dots) menu located at the top right corner of the project's thumbnail. Select Duplicate from the dropdown menu. A new, identical copy of your project will be created and appear in your project lFew readers

Advanced Editing for Paid Plans

• Unlock locked layers in a template

  || Please note that this feature is accessible through the advanced editing features provided in the paid plans only. In some templates, specific layers such as backgrounds are intentionally locked to prevent unintended changes. These layers will be displayed within the design; however, editing them will only be possible once they are unlocked. To unlock layers, follow these steps: Open the template on a desktop. Access the Layers menu on the right of your design. Next toFew readers

• Adjust the stacking order of layers

  || Please note that this feature is accessible through the advanced editing features provided in the paid plans only. Need a specific element to appear on top of others? Open the template on a desktop. Click on the text or element you want to move. Use the Move Forward option from the left panel to shift the element one layer forward. You can also achieve the opposite with the Move Back option. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2b54d852317ed200Few readers

• Upgraded and still seeing a watermark? Here's how to fix it

  If, despite upgrading to a premium account, you continue to experience the Kickly watermark appearing on your designs, kindly follow these steps to address the issue: Confirm Your Account Subscription Status First, verify that your account is active on a paid plan: Visit the Profile section of your account. Check if your account is listed under Kickly Essentials or Kickly Pro with an upcoming invoice date. If your account is still listed as KicklyFew readers