> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.drawtify.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.drawtify.com/easier-graphics-solution/how-does-it-work.md).

# How Does It Work?

Drawtify Designer is a full-featured graphic design software. But compared to other graphic applications, it is more intuitive and easy to use.&#x20;

Especially its online version Drawtify Designer Online is the best solution for creating graphics for beginners or non-designers.&#x20;

This instruction will briefly explain "how to use Drawtify Designer for design work" from the following points.&#x20;

1. How to start Drawtify Designer?&#x20;
2. How to create your design task?&#x20;
3. How to add background?&#x20;
4. How to add text and text art effects?&#x20;
5. How to add shapes and shape effects?&#x20;
6. How to create vector graphics?&#x20;
7. How to add images and image effects?&#x20;
8. How to create animation?&#x20;
9. How to save and preview?&#x20;
10. How to download, export and print animation?&#x20;
11. How to design online?

## **👉 To learn more：**

**For Drawtify Designer's "How does it work?"**, please visit <https://drawtify.com/tutorial/>


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