Motion comes from the keyframes and presets you set on the timeline.
Themes change the editor around the page. Your designs and exports keep their own colors.
Every font is shown in its own typeface. Click one to star it; favorite fonts sit at the top of the font list in the Text panel.
Set the order of the tools down the left side: drag a row up or down, or use the arrows. With a mouse you can also drag an icon on the bar itself. Settings always stays at the bottom.
With rulers on, drag down from the top ruler to make a horizontal guide, or across from the left ruler to make a vertical one. Each guide leaves a mark on the ruler: drag the mark to move the guide, and drag it off the end of the ruler or double-click it to remove the guide. Guides are saved with the design, are shared by all its pages, and never show in exports.
Favorite colors show up above the Fill swatches and in the Background tab, ready to click.
No soundtrack yet.
One soundtrack runs across all pages, in page order. It plays when you press Play and goes into MP4 exports, with a short fade at the end. GIFs have no sound.
Drag the box to move it, or drag a corner to resize it.
A new design replaces the one on the page. Save the current design as a project first if you want to keep it.
Inches, millimetres and centimetres are set up at 300 dots per inch for printing.
To zoom, drag the slider or hold Cmd/Ctrl and scroll over the picture. Scroll to move around, or hold Space and drag. The brush keeps its size on screen, so zooming in gives you a finer brush.
Auto remove works from the edges inward, so it suits plain or evenly lit backgrounds. For busy photos, raise the tolerance a little, click leftover areas, then tidy with the brushes.