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I've been working on a project for quite awhile now, and now want to start a new project with the same dimensions as my past one, the problem is I forgot the dimensions. Is there a way I can check or find the dimensions of the past project's canvas? (I work on Windows 10) Any help would be nice!
Hi! Have you got a Sketchbook with pro features unlocked? If yes, what about opening your last project and then click 'image' and then 'Image size' or 'canvas size'? 🙂 Or open your project in a different app, depending on the format that you used.
@Anonymous By the way, there was a version of Sketchbook (5.something) which was on the Microsoft Store, there I was unable to find the canvas size too. In this case, I'd recommend getting the desktop Sketchbook from their official site, not from Microsoft store.
