Skew is designed to be as flexible as possible, giving you full control over layers. To do that, I am introducing modes.

Layers mode, In / Out mode

<aside> 💡 In Layers mode, all skew features affect your layers directly, like you would expect.

Layers Mode

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<aside> 💡 in In / Out mode, all skew features trickle down to work on the edges of the layers, allowing you to manipulate the In / Out points of layers directly.

In / Out Mode

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<aside> 😊 The best thing about it is that almost all Skew features you’d expect to work on layers, also work directly on the layer handles.

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Here, take a look:

1. Drag from anywhere to start a box selection for handles only

2. Skew handles only, easily making layers start or end in a specific order

3. Flip only a selected portion

4. Scale from the left / right side of the box

<aside> 🤷‍♀️ How do I switch modes?

In Skew, you can find your modes switcher at the top-right corner of the panel. ****Simply click any of the buttons enter a different mode.

<aside> 💡 Tip: You can also use Tab on your keyboard to quickly switch between modes, to work as fast as this furry fellow:

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