The picture
View the finished design. Text is flattened into the image, so it won’t reopen as editable layers.
TOOLS & MAKING / A FIRST PROJECT
Your first poster.
Then your next version.
Change one detail in a fictional club poster. Download the picture and its editable project, then reopen your work and improve it.
Keep this guide open beside your editor. In the editor, choose Start the editable fictional poster when you’re ready.
Start with fictional details. The sample is not a real event. There is no account, payment or automatic file transfer. In the editor, press Start the editable fictional poster. Following the link alone does not load or replace any work. You can still download and reopen the starter manually.
THE WORKED EXAMPLE
Four lines.
One useful change.
This version says “3 pm - Room C”. Try changing it to 4 pm while keeping the fictional label. The title, date, time/place and label are separate editable text layers.
TRY IT YOURSELF
Four steps.
A picture and a way back.
Open the editable poster
In the image editor, press Start the editable fictional poster. Following the link alone changes nothing. Save any existing editor work first, and confirm replacement only if intended. Alternatively, download the starter above and use Or reopen an editable project to choose that JSON. The starter is practice, not a saved result.
Change the time
Under Select a text layer, choose “3 pm - Room C”. Change it to “4 pm - Room C” in the text field. Keep the fictional-example label. Check all four lines in the result preview for readable text and clipping.
Keep two different files
Choose 4. Prepare image download, then Download result for the PNG. Then choose Prepare editable project and Download editable project (JSON). Clicking Prepare alone does not save anything.
Close, reopen and revise
Close the editor, open a fresh tab and select your saved JSON. Check that the new time, crop and four layers return. Change one more detail, download both files again, and reopen that final JSON to check it too.
Your check: Does the downloaded picture show the intended time? Is every line readable? Does the reopened JSON still let you edit each layer? If not, record what happened and revise before sharing.
FINISHED DOESN’T HAVE TO MEAN FLATTENED
Two files.
Two different jobs.
Keep both before you close the editor. Reopen the files you actually downloaded to check them.
The working project
Reopen in this image editor and revise the layers. It keeps the full original, including cropped-out pixels and hidden text. Keep this working file private.
Optional: keep a learning record
OPTIONAL / KEEP WHAT YOU LEARNED
Give the task a goal.
Check the actual result.
Use the plain practice brief in your own Learn project. Write what you want to make, the next action and how you will check it.
In Learn, choose A checked poster draft, then describe your poster using the brief. This is a text-first copy and layout brief with factual and readability checks, not an image or PDF generator. Keep the source brief for manual use in the image editor. Nothing on this page automatically starts a goal, carries your Hub JSON into Learn, or publishes or sends anything.
Before switching tools
If you already have an active Learn project, keep it and do this poster practice without a separate Learn record. There is no New project control or automatic switch. Keep your new record with Learn’s save and reopen controls. Any AI handoff is optional: review it before using it. A cross-site link does not carry your session into Create.
Intentionally start another Learn project
Only if you intentionally want to start another Learn project: first use Export editable progress JSON, finish the download and keep that file. Browser Save alone will not protect it. In Learn’s Keep & reopen area, choose Delete this browser’s progress and explicitly confirm. This clears both the current session and saved browser progress. Then open My project and choose A checked poster draft. Do not delete your work without the retained export.
After checking your poster
Record the real outcome, any correction and the help/example you used. Following this starter is assisted practice, not proof of independent learning. This pack does not include someone else’s completed progress record.
Optional: bundle your editable records
OPTIONAL / ONE FILE TO REOPEN
Keep the editable records together.
Choose your native JSON files
In Keep & reopen, set Native file type to Create editable image JSON, then use Choose one native JSON file for your image project. If you made a Learn record, select Learn progress JSON before choosing that file. Review the listed files, then choose Save project bundle to download it. Keep the PNG separately: the bundle accepts supported editable JSON, not pictures.
Check the saved bundle in a fresh tab
Close the bundle page. Open it again and use Reopen a saved bundle → Choose a saved project bundle. Download each native file. Extracted files have neutral names; use the displayed tool type to identify them.
Import in each original tool
Open the image JSON in the image editor. For Learn, open Import progress, review the incoming preview and explicitly confirm replacement only if intended. Save current work before replacing it. Check your final imported records; the bundle does not merge or restore another tool automatically.
Working files are not redacted.
Image JSON retains the complete original, original filename and metadata, cropped-out pixels and hidden text. Bundles are unencrypted and are not synced or automatically saved. Check the exported picture before sharing; this is not a certified metadata sanitizer.
An original practice picture.
The landscape comes from Free4AllHub’s image workbench. The fictional poster was made with its text layers. Keep the full MIT notice when reusing the picture. Your own images retain their own rights.
A checked example, not a learner result.
This fictional example was checked through an agent-run desktop-browser workflow. It does not demonstrate real beginner completion, independent learning, retention, physical-phone or screen-reader performance.
What the earlier worked example checked
The earlier run used an editable unsent-message project and manually replaced its brief because the poster choice was not available then. The new poster path has not been browser-tested as part of this worked example.
A first PNG revealed competing sample text. The saved project was reopened, cropped from 1200 × 800 to 1200 × 440 and revised from 2 pm to 3 pm. Learn notes honestly recorded the correction and example help. Native files survived bundle download, fresh reopening and extraction byte-for-byte. Final extracted files were not separately restored a second time in that earlier run.
You manage each download and import. No automatic cross-site state transfer, cloud backup, completed learning credit or paid-editor feature parity is promised.