Isolate Mode is a valuable feature designed to simplify the editing of complex objects. When objects are grouped, selecting individual elements can be difficult. Isolate Mode enables you to concentrate on a specific part of your design by allowing selection of only the objects within the current parent group. The parent group you are working with is displayed at the top left corner of the screen, and you can navigate through the breadcrumb list to select any parent group you wish to isolate. If you're familiar with Adobe Illustrator, you'll find this feature quite similar.
To exit Isolate Mode, simply double-click on any empty area of the canvas. Alternatively, you can click the back arrow located in the top left corner of the breadcrumb list.
To enter Isolate Mode, use the selection tool and double-click on the group object you want to work with. This will set that group as the parent node. If you want to dive deeper, double-click on a child group node to enter the next level of Isolate Mode. You can also enter Isolate Mode by clicking directly on the child node in the object tree on the left panel.
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As for now there is not, but we are working on it and will add it soon, the annual subscription will be cheaper than the monthly plan.
When your editing is done, you may want to export the image file as SVG format to your local disk, this action is counted as one export.
You can still use it with the whole feature of the free plan, your online documents will not be deleted for 60 days.
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