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[AUTO_EDIT] Transform: Move, Rotate, Scale & Skew

Apply transformations like move, rotate, scale, and skew to any box. Use transform handles to adjust transformations visually right on the screen.

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You can configure transform settings in the [Transform] tab on the right panel.

There are four types of transformations you can apply: Move, Rotate, Scale, and Skew. The reference point for all transformations is set using [Origin].

(1) Move

Moves a box along the X-axis or Y-axis.

By shifting an element's position, you can create effects like moving it on hover.

Example: Use the [Hover] conditional style to move an icon slightly upward when hovered.

(2) Rotate

Rotates a box.

By default, the box rotates around its center. You can change the [Origin] to rotate around a different point, such as the left edge or right edge.

(3) Scale

Scales a box up or down.

You can set the scale ratio independently for the X-axis and Y-axis.

Example: Use the [Hover] conditional style to scale an image up to 105% on hover for emphasis.

(4) Skew

Skews a box.

You can set the skew amount for the X-axis and Y-axis independently to create dynamic, angled designs.

(5) Origin

Choose the reference point for transformations from 9 available positions.

You can select from the center, four corners, or the midpoint of each edge (top, bottom, left, right) — giving you precise control over where moves, rotations, and other transformations originate.

Animations with transforms

Transform settings can be combined with the following features to create a wide variety of animation effects (for example, scaling up while rotating, or skewing while floating up from below).

  • Conditional styles: Set the conditions that trigger a transformation (e.g., on hover, on click).

  • Animations: Set the speed at which the transformation occurs.

Transform handles

Click [Transform Handle] in the upper-right corner of the transform settings area to display transform handles on the screen. Drag these handles to visually adjust transformations like rotation, scale, and skew directly on the box.

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