The attribute panels are where you view & adjust the settings for an object or page. You can use the attribute panels to modify the object’s element-specific properties, layout, position, and appearance.

In macOS, the attribute panels are always visible on the right side of the app.

Learn more about editing your design in macOS here.

You can toggle between hide & show in the attribute panels by pressing the “\” key!

In iOS, the attribute panels pop up from the bottom of the screen like a modal whenever you have an object or page selected. Similarly to a modal, you can drag up and down to adjust the attribute panels’ height.

Learn more about editing your design in iOS here.

The Element Settings Panel has properties that are specific to the selected element’s type. Each element’s Element Settings will be different.

Each element’s properties are 1:1 with the SwiftUI properties that an engineer will use to code your design, removing a lot of the guesswork during your handoff process.

Learn more about each element’s settings by reading the element articles.

The Layout Panel has properties related to an object’s size. These properties include the object’s height, width, scale, padding, and margin.

Learn more about the Layout Panel.

The Layout Panel has properties related to an object’s position. These properties include the object’s offset X & Y, depth, and absolute positioning, called Pinned To in Play.

Learn more about the Position Panel.

The Appearance Panel has all the properties related to an object’s visual appearance. These properties include the object’s background color, corner radius, opacity, blend modes, and compositing.

Materials, shadows, and borders are also under styles.

Learn more about editing an object's appearance.