1. Under the [Terrain] tab, there are physical and natural 3D land features that can be dragged and dropped into the Toonit Lens. Select and filter by: Ground Mountain Water Sky Road

1. Once you capture a shot of your scenes in the Toonit Lens, you will automatically be redirected to the Toonit Canvas. Here, you can make your captured scenes more dynamic by applying filters, effects, dialogues and texts. 2. On the left hand side, there is a collection of your…

1. Under the Transportation [tab], there are various assets that can be dragged and dropped into the Toonit Lens. Select and filter by: Sedan SUV Truck Train Ship Plane Bike

Under the Styles category in the Toonit Canvas, there are various styles that can be applied to the characters such as facial expressions, body poses, animations, and shadings that can be dragged and dropped into the Toonit Lens.

If you would like to make the following edits to your published webtoons, follow the steps below: Changing the Thumbnail Image 1. To change the thumbnail image of your published Toonit, click on your Toonit from the dashboard.

1. After editing is finished, click the “Export” button on the top right corner of the page to bring the scene onto the storyboard.

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1. Once your webtoon is ready to be published, click the blue “>” button on the bottom right of your storyboard and preview.

1. When your scene is ready, click the camera button at the bottom row of your screen.