On the other device, open Sketchbook and go to the Gallery. You can then open the TIFF file in Sketchbook Pro on your desktop with all of its layer data intact. Save/download the TIFF file to your desktop. Go to your desktop computer (Win/Mac) and connect to the service you shared to (iCloud Drive, email, other cloud service). The file saved will be the full layered TIFF.

Tap Export to Files will open the iOS Files app, where you can save to your iCloud Drive.

Then tap the menu in the lower right corner

From the Gallery, select the file or files you want to transfer.

Then the iOS share sheet will open, where you can select how you want to share the file (eg: by email, cloud service app, etc)

Tap Share will first ask you to choose whether you want to share a flattened PNG (smaller file size) or your Sketchbook TIFF (your complete layered art).

Tap Save , then Export to Files will open the iOS Files app, where you can save to your iCloud Drive.

From here you have two options to transfer your file to another location: You can export from the canvas, or if you have multiple files to move, you can export from the Gallery.

In some cases, the image may be downsized and layers collapsed to fit the supported mobile device.īe aware that there are some features that will not be preserved‍ when Sketchbook files are saved to PSD.Ĭlick the link for that best describes from where and to where you want to transfer your images: Use this when starting a sketch on one platform, then transferring the sketch to another platform to continue sketching without collapsing your layer structure during the transfer, or when you are setting up a new device.ĭue to differences in number of supported layers‍ across the various mobile devices, you may not be able to transfer an image fully intact. This articles explains how to move images between Sketchbook apps on one device and another, whether from desktop to mobile, mobile to mobile, or mobile to desktop, while preserving the image’s layer structure.

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