Flix Documentation
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Edit Workspace IntroductionFlix is a browser-based application that has three workspaces: Edit, Dialogue, and Pitch. By default, Flix opens in the Edit workspace.
Third-Party ApplicationsAny extensive image manipulation is done through Photoshop, among other third-party applications. Flix includes Photoshop actions that are a quick way for you to create and edit panels.
Versioning Your WorkFlix is collaborative, so multiple artists can work on the same data set. Discover how versioning works.
Comment on some panels by drawing notes and highlighting panels for further edits. You can also add notes to panels in Photoshop.
Exporting Your WorkFlix manages sets of .jpeg files on disk but you can also export your sequence, individual panels, audio, dialogue, and so on to different formats.
Publishing to EditorialAfter you're done with your work, you can publish to Premiere, Avid, Storyboard Pro, and so on for Editorial to review it.
Flix Tutorials
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Navigating in FlixYour shows or episodic shows contain sequences, which contain versions. You can also create sequence branches. Get started by learning how to create and access your sequences through the Project Browser.
Creating and Editing Panels Using PhotoshopYou can create panels and make a few edits in Flix. Then draw on these panels using third-party applications. Learn about the Photoshop actions to create and edit panels.
Learn how to use Flix collaboratively with Premiere, Avid, Storyboard Pro, and Maya.