Slice & Dice Station

Once you've picked an image or PDF (or you're messin' with an existing clip), boom—you can peep it in the clip editor. When you're finally done tweakin' your masterpiece, tap the You're Done, Homie button in the upper-right corner to save your changes, close the editor, & redraw that clip on the screen like magic.

If you're havin' second thoughts & wanna bail on your changes, tap the Nope, Never Mind button in the upper-left corner. No harm, no foul.

Oopsie, Delete Time

Tapping on the trash can icon will obliterate your clip after askin' real nicely to make sure you actually wanna nuke it. Spoiler alert: you can't take it back. YOLO—except not.

Make It Pretty

Tapping on the sliders icon opens the Clip Glow-Up Menu so you can make your note look like it didn't escape from a dumpster.

Tap Dance Stuff

You can set up your clip to do somethin' wild when you tap it. If you pick an action, a lil' popup shows up warnin' you that tappin' the clip will actually, y'know, do the thing. If you wanna edit the clip after that, you gotta tap & hold on it like you're playin' the world's weirdest game of Twister.

Position Lock (aka The Straitjacket)

By default, you can tap & drag a clip around the page like you own the place, or use two fingers to scale or rotate it into oblivion. But if this bad boy's locked & loaded, congrats—you can't move, resize, or spin nothin' without editin' it & removin' the lock first. It's basically jail for your clip.

If Lock All Annotations is turned on in the Annotations Menu, the lock shows up all locked & secure here too. Tap it & you'll turn off Lock All Annotations & free this clip from its digital prison.