Krevez on Mac.

1 — The chrome: your way back, the project's name, the ☰ menu, and Share on top; the tool row underneath. 2 — The Library: everything you can add, always at hand. 3 — The slide navigator: all your slides in a filmstrip. 4 — Your slide: the white page where everything lives. 5 — The inspector: tools for whatever you've selected. 6 — The toolbar: Photos · Text · Add (+) · Layers · Slides.

The title row holds your way back, the project's name, the ☰ menu, and Share. The tool row underneath runs the workspace — panels on the left, actions on the right. Hover any button for its name; every button also lives in the menu bar at the top of your screen.

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  My Projects

  Back to your project library — work saves itself.

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  Menu (☰)

  Settings, exports, and extras — including this Handbook.

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  Share

  Export your carousel as images (⇧⌘E shares, ⌘E exports).

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  Library

  Show or hide the Library panel on the left.

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  Zoom lock

  Freeze the canvas zoom so a stray scroll can't move it (⌥⌘Z).

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  Lock All

  Pin every item on the slide in place (⌥⌘L).

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  Erase

  Clear this slide, or start the whole project over (⇧⌘⌫).

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  Format

  Show or hide the tools panel on the right (⌃⌘I).

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  Record

  Film your canvas while you build — a making-of video (⌥⌘R).

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  Play

  See your carousel full-screen, as your audience will (⌥⌘P).

The floating bar under your slide is home base:

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  Photos

  Bring in a picture — library, camera, or a file.

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  Text

  Add words to the slide.

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  Add (+)

  Templates, stickers, shapes, backgrounds — everything else.

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  Layers

  See what's stacked on the slide, front to back.

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  Slides

  Open the slide navigator filmstrip.

On a wide screen the Library, navigator, and inspector sit beside the canvas as columns. When the window narrows — Split View, Slide Over, portrait — they fold into overlay drawers so your slide always keeps its space.

A carousel is a set of pictures people swipe through, like an Instagram post with several pages. Tap the New Project tile and Krevez opens a blank first page — it saves itself as you work.

Choose Photo Library and pick a picture — it lands on your slide, selected and ready to move or resize. (You can also drag a photo straight from another app onto the canvas.)

Type your text, then tap away to finish. While text is selected, the inspector on the right offers its tools: typeface, size and colour, curves, and more.

The navigator shows every slide as a filmstrip. Tap Add Slide at the bottom for a new page, tap any slide to jump to it, or drag to reorder.

Choose Images and every slide is exported, ready to post anywhere. Video and Project File live in the same menu.

Tap anything once to select it — a teal box with handles appears and the inspector fills with its tools. Drag to move, pinch to resize, twist two fingers to rotate, or type exact numbers in Position & Size.

Press and hold any item for half a second: Lock pins it in place, Duplicate makes a copy, Delete removes it. A pointer or trackpad right-click works too.

Pinch the canvas to zoom, drag to pan while zoomed, double-tap to snap back to 100% — or use the slider under the slide. The padlock in the top toolbar freezes the zoom while you work close up.

Position & Size in the inspector takes typed values — X, Y, width, height, rotation, and opacity, each with −/+ steppers. The fastest way to line things up exactly.

Anywhere you paint — fades, custom frames, drawing — pressing harder with the Pencil widens the stroke. A finger paints at a steady width.

Krevez has a full menu bar — File, Edit, View, Insert, Arrange, and Play — with shortcuts like ⌘Z undo, ⌥⌘P play, ⌘E export, and arrow-key nudging. The complete list lives in Menus & Shortcuts at the end of this Handbook.

Templates, stickers, frames, layouts, shapes, text boxes, backgrounds, drawing, and AI — all in the left panel, so you can browse without leaving your slide. Your recent photos and starred favourites gather at the bottom.

Open a category and tap any design to drop it on your slide — or drag it from the panel to exactly where you want it. Categories, search, hearts, and Pro crowns work just like the phone.

Put Photos (or any app) beside Krevez and drag a picture straight onto the canvas — a highlight ring shows where it will land.

Colour picks any shade, Designs has ready-made textures, and Custom tiles one of your own images. Apply to all slides or just this one.

Tap a photo and the inspector offers everything: Crop, Grading, and Effects under Adjust; Fade, Frames, and Shapes under Style; replace and background tools under Source; exact numbers under Position & Size; and stacking under Arrange.

Drag the corners to trim, or pick a fixed shape. Auto suggests a crop around your subject; Straighten levels the photo in one tap.

The Filters tab has ready-made looks; Colour Grading has sliders for warmth, exposure, and more. Save your own look as a filter.

Effects adds a soft shadow, a coloured outline, or rounded corners — each with its own slider.

Layer fades the whole photo evenly, Brush paints the fade (Pencil pressure sets the width), Area fades a rectangle, and the wand fades the background automatically.

Under the inspector's Source and Style sections you'll find Replace photo, Remove background, Make sticker from subject, Frame the subject, and Shape Frames — the same one-tap actions as on iPhone.

Tap your text and the inspector offers Typeface, Size & Color, Curve, and Fade, plus Box styles, exact Position & Size, and Arrange.

Normal Text is everyday fonts, Creative Text is decorative lettering, My Text is fonts you've imported. Search works across all of them.

Size, solid colours and gradients, saved brand swatches, weight from Thin to Heavy, italic, underline, strike, and auto-fit.

Curve bends your words along an arc, a ring, or a Custom line you draw yourself. Cutout makes the letters transparent so the photo shows through.

Every slide, in order, beside your canvas. Tap to jump, drag to reorder, Add Slide for a new page — and the Aspect chip at the top changes your carousel's shape.

Hold down a frame, layout, or template and choose Merge frames, then tap the others and hit Merge — one photo shows through all of them. Select the merged group and tap Unmerge to undo.

Erase asks whether to clear just this slide or every slide. It always asks first — and Undo can bring things back.

Images saves every slide as pictures, Video renders a slideshow clip, Project File packages everything for another Krevez. On Mac the share options appear in a popover by the Share button.

The Record button films your slide while you edit. Stop when done, pick playback speeds per section, and save the video.

Save as Template keeps this project's whole design in your Templates — next time, start from it instead of a blank page. Export format (JPEG or HEIC) lives in the same menu.

All Projects and Recent live in the sidebar, with your folders below — drag a project onto a folder to file it, or drag it out of the app to share it as a project file. Search, sort, import, and your account sit in the toolbar.

New Folder in the sidebar creates one; drag projects in, or use Select to move or delete several at once. Everything saves and syncs with iCloud when it's on.

Your account, canvas options, on-canvas controls, exports, and app settings — including this Handbook — all live in the ☰ popover.

Star up to 8 tools and the floating gold button keeps them one tap away, right on the canvas. It shows only tools that fit your selection, and you can drag it anywhere.

Free gives you the first designs in every category and a daily export allowance. Items with a crown badge, and unlimited exports, come with Krevez Pro — monthly, annual, or lifetime. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Carousel — a post made of several pictures people swipe through. Slide — one page of your carousel. The white page is the current slide. Canvas — the working area where your slide sits. Layer — one item on a slide (a photo, some text, a sticker). Layers stack, so one can sit in front of another. Inspector — the right-hand panel of tools for whatever is selected. Template — a ready-made design you can start from or save yourself. Pro — the optional subscription that unlocks every asset and unlimited exports.

The menu bar mirrors the whole editor. File holds slides, sharing, and exports. Edit holds undo, duplicate, delete, and locking. View shows or hides the panels, zooms the canvas, and locks its zoom. Insert adds photos, text, shapes, and backgrounds. Arrange orders, flips, and nudges whatever is selected. Play previews your carousel or records a build video. If a button ever hides, its menu command is still there.

⌘N new slide · ⌘E export images · ⇧⌘E share ⌘Z undo · ⇧⌘Z redo · ⌘D duplicate · ⌘⌫ delete ⌥⌘L lock all · ⌥⇧⌘L unlock all · ⇧⌘⌫ erase ⌃⌘I inspector · ⌃⌘N navigator · ⌃⌘L layers ⌘+ / ⌘− / ⌘0 zoom · ⌥⌘Z lock canvas zoom ⇧⌘T insert text · ⌘L lock selection ⌘] / ⌘[ bring forward / send backward ⇧⌘] / ⇧⌘[ bring to front / send to back Arrow keys nudge the selection (⇧ ×10, ⌘ ×50) ⌃Tab / ⌃⇧Tab select the next / previous item ⌥⌘P play · ⌥⌘R record a build video