Using Napukin
Napukin provides a full canvas-based wireframing editor in your browser. Here's an overview of the main features.
The Canvas
The canvas is your main workspace. You can:
- Pan by holding Space and dragging, or using the middle mouse button
- Zoom with Cmd/Ctrl + scroll wheel, or pinch-to-zoom on touch devices
Drawing Shapes
Select a tool from the toolbar and click-drag on the canvas to draw:
- Rectangle (
R) — Rectangles with optional corner radius and fill - Ellipse (
O) — Circles and ovals - Line (
L) — Straight lines - Arrow (
A) — Lines with arrowheads - Star — Multi-pointed stars
- Polygon — Regular polygons with configurable sides
- Triangle — Shortcut for 3-sided polygons
Text
Press T to activate the text tool, then click on the canvas to place a text layer. You can configure the font family, size, weight, alignment, and color in the properties panel.
Pen & Pencil
- Pen (
P) — Click to place anchor points. Drag to create bezier curves. Click the first point to close the path. - Pencil (
N) — Freehand drawing with automatic path simplification.
Images
Press I to use the image tool, or drag and drop an image file onto the canvas. You can also paste images from your clipboard.
More Features
- Layers — Layer panel and ordering
- Objects — Working with objects
- Properties — Editing properties
- Text — Text editing in detail
- Toolbar — Toolbar reference
