Saving and Auto-Save
What This Feature Does
Saving preserves your creative progress, allowing you to continue editing later. Auto-save reduces the loss caused by accidental exits or page closures.
Where to Access It
The save button is usually found at the top of the editor or in the menu. When exiting the editor, if there are unsaved changes, a save prompt may also appear.
How to Use
Manual Save
- Complete a portion of your drawing in the editor.
- Click the save button.
- Wait for the save completion prompt.
- After saving, you can continue opening it from your local project or work list.
Save Before Exiting
- Click the back or exit button in the editor.
- If the system prompts unsaved content, choose to save.
- Exit after saving is complete.
Auto-Save
- The software will periodically attempt to save subsequent changes after you have saved once.
- Auto-save is not a substitute for manual saving. For important work, it is recommended to actively click save.
Where to Find It After Saving
- For local projects, you can find them in the project list, asset library, or recent projects.
- If it has been published as a work, you can view it in "My Works."
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if it prompts unsaved changes when exiting?
If you still want to keep the current modifications, choose to save before exiting.
Is auto-save guaranteed to prevent data loss?
Auto-save can reduce risk, but do not rely on it entirely. After important modifications, it is recommended to manually save.
What should I do if I cannot find my work after saving?
First check the local project list, then check "My Works." If you only saved the project without publishing it, it will not appear in the public works list.
Suggested Images
- Editor save button
- Exit confirmation prompt
- Local project list