Learn how to use SVGator's built-in shape library and imported SVG assets to build a folder illustration from scratch.
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This tutorial covers placing and sizing front and back folder shapes, converting rounded rectangles into editable paths for node-level adjustments, and using snapping and alignment tools to position everything precisely before animating.
In this video, you'll learn how to:
1. Place shapes from the built-in library and match their dimensions for a cohesive illustration
2. Convert rounded rectangles to paths and edit individual nodes for custom shaping
3. Use snapping and alignment tools for pixel-precise element positioning
4. Group related shapes to keep the layer structure clean without losing animation flexibility
5. Apply skew animations with specific origin points so only the top edges pivot open
6. Add position and opacity keyframes to slide the folder away and fade it out
7. Use keyboard shortcuts for grouping, path conversion, and snapping toggles
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Interface overview: https://www.svgator.com/help/getting-...
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