Mark

A mark points an item out: a circle, a box, an underline or an arrow drawn round it, standing off it by a little. Select the item, open its Effects menu and press the Mark card, and its Recipe holds the settings below. Until a mark is put down every setting is blank; the first one you set puts the mark down. Hover a row of the Recipe, or hold a finger still on it, and it shows what that setting does — the sentence this page lists for it — with Learn more leading to its section here; the value does not change.

Where you can use a mark

• Image — Image · 3D · Text · Emoji · Shape · Freeform · Table · Mask · Groups
• Video — Video · Image · 3D · Text · Emoji · Shape · Freeform · Table · Mask · Captions · Groups
• Document — Image · 3D · Text · Emoji · Shape · Freeform · Table · Mask · Groups

What you can do with a mark you made

You can keep a mark you have set, share it, or put it on another item:

Star · Post · Copy

Mark

• Mark — What the mark draws round its item: a circle, a box, an underline or an arrow.
  • Circle · Box · Underline · Arrow
• Padding — How far the mark stands off its item’s edge, in pixels.
• Drawn — How much of the mark’s line is drawn, from none of it to all of it.
• From — Which way round the item the arrow comes from, in degrees.
• Length — How long the arrow’s shaft is, in pixels.
• Color — The color of the mark’s line.
• Stroke — How thick the item’s line is, in pixels — a shape’s or a text’s outline, a table’s rules; zero draws none.
• Style — Whether a line is solid, dashed, dotted or dash-dot.
  • Solid · Dashed · Dotted · Dash-dot
• Dash — How long each dash of a dashed line is, as a multiple of the line’s width.
• Gap — How long the gap between a line’s dashes or dots is, as a multiple of its width.
• Ends — Whether a dashed line’s dashes end round or square.
  • Round · Square
• Dash offset — How far a dashed line’s dashes have slid along it, in pixels.