Snip Snap

Use clips to yeet images onto your chord chart or sheet music. We're talkin' anything—pedal settings, PDF scores, that blurry photo of your setlist from 2003, whatever floats your boat.

Addin' That Clip

Tap the clip thingy in the annotations menu & boom—clip edit mode opens up & asks ya to import an image. Easy peasy.

Placin' It Like You Own It

Gestures, baby. Tap to grab the clip, then drag it around like you actually know what you're doin'. One finger = dragging around like a boss. Two fingers = move it, rotate it, pinch it smaller or bigger. It's basically magic, except it's just your phone bein' smart.

Messin' with the Deets

Double tap (iOS/iPadOS) or double-click (macOS) that clip to crack open the Clip Editor. Or just tap & hold for the context menu if you're feelin' lazy.

Context Menu Aka Your New Best Friend

ZOMG there's SO much you can do with a clip & it's all hidden in this spicy context menu. Tap & hold (iOS & iPadOS) or right-click (macOS) on the clip to unlock the context menu. Edit, reformat, pin it, nuke it, or toss it in your annotations library for later. You're welcome.

Ditchin' That Clip

Wanna vaporize a clip? Open the context menu & hit delete, or go into the (editor)[editor] & tap the trash can icon up top. Poof. Gone. No trees harmed.