Quick Tips and Tricks for Using Visme

Visme is an all-in-one visual content platform that allows everyone, including non-designers, to create beautiful presentations, infographics, reports and social media images in minutes.

Easy to use for the novice, yet powerful and scalable for the more advanced content creator, the tool has a lot of features that not all users may be aware of. That's why we decided to create this list of quick tips and tricks for using Visme that will make your life a whole lot easier. Also, make sure to take a look at our keyboard shortcuts at the end of this post.

 

1 How to Select Multiple Objects

Press Shift + Click to select several objects.

You can then move them together or group them.

Click + Drag to draw around objects you want to select (which grabs everything in that area).

Press Control+A to select all objects on canvas at once and move them around.

(For Macs: Command+A)

2 How to Lock Objects

To avoid objects from moving around by accident, select them and right click+Lock.

 

To size objects proportionally, click on Lock icon.

 

Or press Shift while dragging the object's corner handle.

 

4 How to Align and Arrange Objects

Select multiple objects and then click Align to automatically align them to top, bottom, middle, etc.

Move an object in front of another by selecting it and right click+Bring to Front.

Distribute objects evenly by selecting them, click Align to and selecting Horizontal.

 

5 Shortcuts for Text

Press Alt+8 to create an instant bullet point.

(For Macs: Option+8)

Convert a text block into a button by selecting block, then click Settings, click Border On, and choose Fill Color.

 

6 Managing Objects

View all objects on your canvas by clicking Objects at the top left.

Hide/show objects by clicking on eye icon.

Change their order by clicking and dragging them.

 

To identify each object with a name, click Objects and click on the text to type in new name.

 

7 Tips for Using Shapes

Create banners with "smart shapes" that allow you to change the width without changing the length.

 

Use "smart lines" that allow you to stretch them to the desired length, without distorting them.

 

8 How to Duplicate Objects

Select an object and right click+Duplicate to copy it.

 

Bonus: Keyboard Shortcuts

 

For PC

 

For Mac

 

More Tips and Tricks

For more quick tutorials, visit our YouTube channel or take a look through our Product Features section and Support section to get an overview of each new feature.

Any other common actions we missed that you'd like to include in this list? Let me know below!