At Thunkable, our mission is to empower creators of all experience levels to build real-world apps—faster and more intuitively than ever before. With our new Generative AI tools, you can turn your ideas into fully functioning apps using nothing but plain language—no coding required.

Here’s what makes it stand out:

• Free to use: Gen AI tools are available to all Thunkable users, including those on the free plan.

• Rapid prototyping: Simply describe what you want—say, “a fitness tracker app with a timer and stats”—and our AI generates screens, components, and logic to match your vision.

• No code necessary: Customize and refine your app using Thunkable’s visual design canvas and blocks-based logic builder.

• Real apps, not demos: Build apps you can preview on devices, test across platforms, and publish—fully functional on iOS, Android, and the web.

Joining millions of creators who solve real problems with Thunkable, our Gen AI tools are designed for students, entrepreneurs, designers, and anyone with an idea—and the will to build it today.

Thunkable is a drag-and-drop platform that allows anyone to design, develop, and deploy powerful mobile and web apps — all without writing code.

Whether you're a student, educator, entrepreneur, or hobbyist, you can bring your app ideas to life using intuitive visual tools and powerful logic blocks.

Create Your First App

When you open your Projects Page in Thunkable, you’ll see two ways to get started:

Thunkable is a no-code platform that empowers anyone to design, build, and publish native mobile and web apps—without writing a single line of code. Whether you’re launching your first idea, prototyping a product, or teaching app development, Thunkable gives you all the tools to create and deploy functional apps quickly and visually.

Build Apps with AI

Thunkable now includes AI-powered app generation to help you get started faster than ever. Just describe what you want to build—like:

“A journaling app that tracks moods and sends daily reminders.”

Thunkable will instantly generate a working app project for you. The result includes:

• Pre-built screens and UI layouts

• Customizable components and design

• A fully editable project you can test, refine, and publish

You can jump in immediately to personalize the app using Thunkable’s drag-and-drop interface and visual logic editor.

Why Thunkable?

Thunkable combines the ease of visual design with the power of native app functionality. It’s built to support everything from early prototypes to full production apps, all in one platform.

• Visual UI design – Build interfaces with drag-and-drop components

• Logic blocks – Add behavior and interactivity without code

• Native features – Access the camera, sensors, notifications, maps, and more

• Cross-platform publishing – Create once and publish to iOS, Android, and the web

Who Uses Thunkable?

Thunkable is designed for creators of all backgrounds:

• Students and educators who want to learn app development

• Designers and solopreneuers who need to prototype ideas quickly

• Non-technical makers who want to build real apps without writing code

• Startups and developers who need to launch MVPs fast

What Can You Build?

Thunkable supports a wide variety of app types:

• Productivity tools and business apps

• Educational and learning apps

• AI-enhanced utilities and chatbots

• Media players and creative tools

How It Works

Getting started with Thunkable is simple—even if you’ve never built an app before:

1. Describe your app idea Start by writing a short prompt that describes what you want to build. For example: “I want to build a task tracker that sends daily reminders.”

2. Thunkable creates a working project Based on your description, Thunkable generates a complete, editable app. It includes screens, UI elements, and logic that match your idea.

3. Customize your app Open the project in the Thunkable Builder and personalize it. Use drag-and-drop tools to rearrange components, change styles, and update logic—all visually.

Additional Help Options

We are proud to offer you the following resources:

1. Not sure where to get started? Check out the Thunkable Academy!

2. Want to connect with other Thunkable Creators? Ask a question and join the conversation in the Community!

3. Enjoy instructional videos? Check out our library of tutorials available on YouTube.

Pricing and Membership

You can get started building with Thunkable today for free. As you progress as a Creator with Thunkable, we offer different membership tiers, allowing you to build and do more. This includes:

🤖 Generative AI Tools 💰 Showing AdMob ads in your app 🙈 Making private apps ⚡ Expedited publishing 📢 Adding push notifications to your app 📱 Creating a personalized splash screen

Thunkable offers plans to suit individual and business needs. Learn more about the memberships we offer here: .

Project collaboration is the ability for multiple users to work on the same app project together. Working together has many benefits that help teams unlock the potential of multiple skill sets while turning ideas into apps.

The AI Editor in Thunkable is available in both the Design tab and the Blocks tab, helping you build screens and generate logic with ease.

The AI Editor on the Blocks tab in Thunkable is a fast and convenient way to build your app by generating blocks using natural language. Powered by ChatGPT, this feature helps you quickly create functionality without manually searching for each block, so you can focus more on your app’s logic and design.

What is the AI Blocks generation?

AI Blocks Generation is an in-app tool that lets you describe what you want your app to do, and it automatically creates the necessary blocks for you. Integrated directly into the Thunkable platform, it uses ChatGPT to understand your requests and generate working blocks in real-time.

Key Benefits

• Instant block creation based on natural language instructions.

• Accessible anytime via the Blocks tab in your project.

• AI finds and inserts blocks for you.

• Conversation-friendly, so you can continue asking for new features as needed.

How it Works

To use the AI Editor to generate blocks:

• Open your project

• Go to the Blocks tab

• Click the AI icon

• Describe the functionality you need

• Keep interacting, asking for additions, or more features.

Example Questions

Try asking:

• Create navigation for all labels to screens with matching names

• Sign in using email and password from Text_Input1 and show the Google profile

• When button is clicked, loop through each item in list and display them in label

• On button click, change the label's text to ‘clicked’

Head here to learn more: https://www.producthunt.com/products/thunkable#thunkable-figma-integration

Utilizing public or sample projects streamlines the creation process and allows you to focus on features specific to your app! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to make a public Thunkable project your own.

You can make a copy of our spreadsheet here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hMdJ1O-uekCi1_aT4OpWInk_bS_pvU3zouqYYXE2sn4/copy

In this video, we’ll hop into the blocks tab and define the app’s behavior using Thunkable’s no code, drag and drop block technology.

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Download the Thunkable Live app to live test your app on a device: https://thunkable.com/#/mobile

Sign up for free: https://x.thunkable.com/signup

Download the Thunkable Live app to live test your app on a device: https://thunkable.com/#/mobile

If you have questions about the tutorial’s content, head over to the Thunkable Community post specific to this tutorial here: https://community.thunkable.com/t/increasing-screen-real-estate-with-scrollable-screens-with-video-tutorial/2727933

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Download the Thunkable Live app to live test your app on a device: https://thunkable.com/#/mobile

Template app: https://x.thunkable.com/projectPage/6577a8b65b4895de24de1e45

Overview

These new AI features accelerate your app development process. They can assist with understanding how Thunkable works, suggest useful block combinations, help design screens, or identify problems in your blocks.

AI Chatbot Helper

The AI Chatbot in Thunkable is a fast and convenient way to get answers to your questions about app development using the Thunkable platform. Powered by ChatGPT, this tool provides real-time responses to help you keep building without delays.

What Is the AI Chatbot?

The AI Chatbot is an in-app feature that connects you with ChatGPT, trained to understand and answer questions related to Thunkable. It’s designed to assist with how the platform works, provide block suggestions, and clarify app development concepts.

Overview

This new AI feature accelerates your app development process by generating text and images throughout your apps.

Overview

In Drag and Drop projects, you have the ability to undo and redo actions within the Design Tab. This powerful feature in our Design Editor lets you easily reverse or reapply recent changes, giving you greater control over your design process.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Sign up for free:

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When you are done building your app, you can check off each item in the list by taking pictures on your mobile device.

Learn more about Hour of Code here:

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Download the Thunkable Live app to live test your app on a device:

If you have questions about the tutorial’s content, head over to the Thunkable Community post specific to this tutorial here:

The app for this activity will display a table of different charities that support refugees, but you can also follow along using a data table of your choice.

Copy a Data Table of your choice to use in your project here:

Learn more about Hour of Code here:

The Thunkable Community is an excellent place to discuss, collaborate, and learn from Thunkable Staff and other users!

Tutorials & DIY Guides

Staff Written Tutorials

Overview

Prompt engineering is the practice of designing clear and effective instructions or questions for an AI system to improve the quality of its responses. It involves choosing the right words, structure, and context to help the AI better understand what is being asked and provide accurate, relevant answers.

Prompt engineering helps Thunkable AI tools generate more accurate and relevant outputs based on user input. By crafting effective prompts, users can improve app functionality and create more intuitive user experiences.

Inline AI Generator

There are two ways to access the inline AI generator for both image and text generation.

1. Omnibar: In the Design tab, click the AI tools icon on the Omnibar and select Edit Image or Edit text.

2. Component Selection: Click directly on the relevant component in your app.

   • For generating text, use components like Labels, click the AI Text Editor icon and enter your prompt in the pop-up.

See the example images below (from left to right): the AI tools on the Omnibar, a Label component example, and an Image component example.

Generation

When generating text or images with AI in Thunkable, the more detail you provide, the better the results. You don’t need perfect grammar or full sentences—just focus on clearly describing your idea.

Project Generation

When generating a project, it's important to have a clear understanding of your app's concept. To get the most out of the AI project generator tool, describe the main purpose of the app in the prompt field, and specify the types of screens you want included—such as a sign-in screen, home screen, or any other key interfaces.

📘 For more information on creating a project with AI, see our

Sign Up

To get started with Thunkable, visit our sign up page.

You can sign up with a Google account or an Apple ID and sign in immediately, or you can enter your email address and be sent a magic sign-in link.

We recommend using a Google or Apple account, which will make testing your app easier.

If you choose to sign up with email, you will be sent an email like the image below.

Pressing the Click to Sign In button will open your new Thunkable account and keep you signed in for 30 days, unless you choose to sign out sooner.

Sign In‌

Returning users can go directly to our page to sign back into their Thunkable account.

Again, you can sign in with Google, Apple, or your email address.

Sign in with Google

This button will sign you in automatically with your Google account.

Sign in with Apple

This button will sign you in automatically with your Apple ID account.‌

Sign in with Email

If you click Sign in with email you will be invited to type your email address in a text input.

When you click Email me the link we will send you a link that will sign you back into your account.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn what an API is, connect a Thunkable project to a web API, retrieve and parse the relevant data from the API, and use Thunkable blocks to modify the API URL that is called.

See the Thunkable Docs for a list of supported text-to-speech languages: https://docs.thunkable.com/blocks/app-features/speech#supported-text-to-speech-languages

When you are done building, you’ll have an exciting app to help you learn a new language!

Learn more about Hour of Code here: https://hourofcode.com

Tell us what you want to build — we’ll show you how to start.

Skip the blank screen and get building faster. The AI Project Generator jumpstarts your app by creating a set of screens and logic based on your idea — no setup required. Just describe what you want to make, and we’ll turn your concept into a working app in seconds.

Whether you’re a first-time creator or looking to save hours of setup, the AI Project Generator helps you explore what’s possible and brings your vision to life instantly.

What Is the AI Project Generator?

Thunkable's AI Project Generator is a tool that creates a multi-screen app based on a short text description. You tell us what kind of app you want to build, and we generate a fully editable starting point you can customize.

Overview

Thunkable’s versioning functionality allows you to preserve a version of your drag and drop project at a point in time. Project versioning provides a better way to organize and manage multiple versions of your projects, allowing you to easily find past iterations and revert back to previous versions if you make changes to the original version that you end up disliking.

There are two forms of versioning available, auto-versioning and manual versioning, both of which are available to our Builder and Advanced Creators.

Accelerate and Builder plans allow for 10 manual versions per project, and Advanced plans allow for 50 versions per project. Overall storage limits remain the same and each saved version counts towards the account’s limit, meaning if a creator makes one version of a 50MB project they will be using 100MB of account storage. For more on plan limits please see here: .

The Omnibar is your all-in-one access point for Thunkable’s AI-powered tools, designed to help you build and edit your app faster and more intuitively. Located inside the Project Editor, the Omnibar consolidates key AI features like StyleAI, AI Debugger, AI Chat Helper, and Rewrite This into a single, easy-to-access menu.

Whether you're looking to generate content, redesign a screen, debug app behavior, or refine copy, the Omnibar brings these capabilities together so you can stay focused and productive. This guide will walk you through what each icon in the Omnibar does and how to use them effectively in your project.

Overview

When a data source powers your app, you can continuously update your app contents without having to republish it. It allows you to build a dynamic app that can create, read, update, and delete data. This doc covers creating a local table as the data source.

Upgrade Your Account

To upgrade your account:

1. Click your account avatar in the upper right.

Overview

When a data source powers your app, you can continuously update your app contents without having to republish it. It allows you to build a dynamic app that can create, read, update, and delete data.

You can choose one of the following data sources:

Connect Your App to a Data Source

1. Click the data icon in the left side panel to access your data source library.

2. Click the plus sign at the top of the panel.

3. You can select from previously added data sources or add a new data source. Click Create New.

Add Filter View

1. Open a data source.

1. Click Add Filter View.

1. Add one or more filter rules.

1. Click Create Filter View.

1. Select the Filter View in a data viewer's properties panel.

Sort

1. Open a data source.

1. Click on a Filter View.

1. Click Sort icon.

1. Select column.

1. Select Ascending or Descending.

Delete a Data Source

There are multiple methods to delete a data source.

Method 1 - project's data source library

1. Open the project.

2. Click the data icon in the left side panel to access your project's data source library.

3. Click the trash can icon next to a data source you want to delete.

Method 2 - account's data source library

1. Access your Projects Page.

2. Click Data Sources in the left sidebar.

3. Click the trash can icon next to a data source you want to delete.

Related Docs

Data Viewer Components

Once you have connected your project to a data source, you can use the data viewer components as a presentation layer to display the data in your data source.

Data Sources Blocks

To access the data sources blocks, you must first connect a data source. Then, by incorporating the data source blocks into your app, you can allow users to create, read, update, and delete data in your data source when they interact with the data viewer.

Overview

When a data source powers your app, you can continuously update your app contents without having to republish it. It allows you to build a dynamic app that can create, read, update, and delete data. This doc covers connecting your app to Google Sheets as the data source.

In Google Sheets, the entire document is considered to be the data source. To use a Google Sheet as a data source, the following must be true:

• The first row in your sheet must be a header row, and every column must have a header.

• Your Google Sheet must be so that Thunkable can access the data.

Video Tutorial

How to Connect Your Thunkable App to a Google Sheets Data Source

In this tutorial, we’ll connect a Thunkable app to Google Sheets as a data source and display the data in our app.

Connect Your App to Google Sheets

1. Click the data icon in the left side panel to access your data source library.

2. Click the plus sign at the top of the panel.

3. You can select from previously added data sources or add a new data source. Click Create New.

.xlsx Files

Connecting to .xlsx files that are hosted on Google Sheets is not supported, but you can convert your .xlsx file to a Google Sheet before connecting it to your Thunkable app project. To do so:

1. Open the .xlsx file on Google Sheets

2. Click File.

3. Select Save as Google Sheets.

Display the Data in Your App

Once you've connected a data source, you can display the data in your app with a data viewer component. Learn more about data viewer components here:

Reset Your Google Sheets Connection

Hard Refresh Your Browser

As a first step, we recommend refreshing your browser. This can fix minor issues caused by old data being stored in the browser cache.

A "hard refresh," "force reload," or "force refresh" ensures that you are seeing and using the latest version of Thunkable and that any cached data that could be causing a connection issue is wiped clean and freshly retrieved.

Windows

On a Windows computer, the keyboard shortcut to hard refresh your browser is Ctrl + F5.

Mac

On a Mac computer, you can use the Option + Cmd + R shortcut to force your browser to refresh. If this does not work for you, try clearing your browser cache.

Reset Thunkable - Google Connection

If hard-refreshing doesn't work, you'll need to reset the connection. Start with the Reset from Thunkable instructions and then proceed to the Reset from Google instructions.

Reset from Thunkable

1. Login to your Thunkable account.

2. On your Projects Page, click Data Sources in the left sidebar.

3. Click the trash can icon to delete the Google Sheets data source.

Reset from Google

If you are having difficulties connecting your Google Sheets from Thunkable, you may need to reset your Google Sheets connection.

1. Navigate to

2. Scroll to the Your connections to third-party apps & services section.

3. Click the Thunkable connection.

4. In the "Thunkable has some access to your Google Account" section, click

Overview

When a data source powers your app, you can continuously update your app contents without having to republish it. It allows you to build a dynamic app that can create, read, update, and delete data. This doc covers connecting your app to Airtable as the data source.

Connect Your App to Airtable by OAuth

1. Click Connect to Airtable.

2. In Thunkable, click the data icon in the left side panel to access your data source library.

3. Click the plus sign at the top of the panel.

Use a Custom View

In Airtable, a table is similar to a sheet in a spreadsheet. You can have multiple tables within your Airtable base, and each table can have multiple views. A view indicates how the data is presented within the table. For example, you can use views to show only specific fields or records and apply other configurations to manage the information in that view. The initial default view for an Airtable table is the grid view.

When connecting an Airtable base as your Thunkable project’s data source, you can select a custom view instead of the default grid view. This will apply only to the first table in your base. For subsequent tables, Thunkable will use the default grid view. If you have a base with two tables and the second table has a custom view, you can reorder the tables within the base in Airtable so that the custom view is applied to the correct table.

Authorization Header For Block

If your app uses web API blocks to communicate with Airtable, you must also incorporate the "authorization header for" block into your app. This block retrieves a valid token that can be used as the authorization header in web API blocks.

To use the "authorization header for" block:

1. Ensure your project is connected to an Airtable data source by OAuth.

2. Navigate to your project's blocks tab.

3. Under the App Features heading, click Data Sources.

4. Drag and drop the "authorization header for" block into your workspace.

Display the Data in Your App

Once you've connected a data source, you can display the data in your app with a data viewer component. Learn more about data viewer components here:

Reset Thunkable - Airtable Connection

If hard-refreshing doesn't work or you want to add more Tables, you'll need to reset the Airtable connection.

Reset from Airtable

1. Connect to Airtable

2. Click the Account icon and then Integrations

1. Click Third-party integrations and then Thunkable

1. Click Revoke access

1. Return to Thunkable, re-connect to your Airtable account and give access to all the bases you need.

You can add specific bases but to avoid the above steps in the future in case you need to add some more you can select the second option and allow current and future all bases.

Overview

There are two ways to test and preview your Thunkable app: Web Preview in your computer's browser or on your mobile device with the Thunkable Live app. These tools aren't designed to check for errors but to allow you to preview your app's design and test its functionality in real time.

Web Preview

You can test and preview your project directly within your browser. This is a great option when designing your app's user interface and building out the app's functionality with blocks.

It is important to note, however, that Web Preview does not support some app features. This is because some app features require functionality only available on a mobile device, such as push notifications, accelerometer, and Bluetooth low energy. For a full list of features that cannot be tested with Web Preview, please see here: .

You can also preview any public app, directly from the app's Project Detail Page.

Thunkable Live App

The Thunkable Live app connects the projects in your web browser to your mobile device. It allows you to preview and test your projects directly on your device. Any changes you make in your browser are displayed on your device immediately. You can also take your project on the go and show it off with the Thunkable Live app.

Video Tutorial

How to Test and Troubleshoot with Thunkable Live App

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to test and troubleshoot your project using the Thunkable Live app on your device.

Download the Thunkable Live App

Links to download Thunkable Live for Android and iOS are available here:

If you don't have an iOS or Android device, you can also on your computer that mimics what you would see on an actual device.‌

Testing and Previewing with Thunkable Live

1. Open your project in your web browser.

2. Click the Live Test on Device icon.
3. If you're signed in to Thunkable with Google:

Troubleshooting Thunkable Live

If your app is not working as expected on Thunkable Live, it may be the result of one of the following. Ensure that your project adheres to the following before testing with Thunkable Live again:

• Variable names can only contain alphanumeric characters and underscore.

• You cannot add a border to an image component containing a .gif asset.

• If your app sets a text input's text to upper case, test with a device other than Samsung.

• If you have added a navigator to your app, ensure screens are nested underneath it in the component tree. If your screens are not nested, drag and drop to nest them within the navigator.

If changes that you make cause the app to crash...

• Close the app and reopen it.

If an image is not showing up on your device...

• You may have the image's height or width set to Fit contents. Try changing this and try again.

Overview

When a data source powers your app, you can continuously update your app contents without having to republish it. It allows you to build a dynamic app that can create, read, update, and delete data. This doc covers connecting your app to Webflow as the data source.

When using Webflow as the data source for your Thunkable app, you’ll connect to a Webflow CMS or Content Management System collection. To connect your Webflow CMS to your Thunkable project, you have two options:

• API Key

• OAuth

Video Tutorial

How to Connect Your Thunkable App to a Webflow Data Source

In this tutorial, we’ll connect a Thunkable app to Webflow as a data source and display the data in our app.

Connect Your App to Webflow by API Key

1. In Thunkable, click the data icon in the left side panel to access your data source library.

2. Click the plus sign at the top of the panel.

3. You can select from previously added data sources or add a new data source. Click Create New.

Connect Your App to Webflow by OAuth

1. In Thunkable, click the data icon in the left side panel to access your data source library.

2. Click the plus sign at the top of the panel.

3. You can select from previously added data sources or add a new data source. Click Create New.

Display the Data in Your App

Once you've connected a data source, you can display the data in your app with a data viewer component. Learn more about data viewer components here:

Overview

Keyboard shortcuts improve efficiency by enabling faster task execution, boosting productivity, and streamlining workflows. There are keyboard shortcuts available for the Thunkable Design Tab and Blocks Tab.

Design Tab

Overview

Thunkable's organizations are a set of administration and collaboration capabilities that allow multiple team members to work on a single project. Creators can jointly design and develop a single, shared project asynchronously.

A single Creator can edit the project at a time, and their changes are available for other members to view when they refresh their page.

Organization Management

Thunkable Creators have:

• roles with the organization (Admin or Member)

• permissions within a project (Project Owner, Editor, or Viewer)

• modes when actively within a project (Editing or Viewing)

Roles and Permissions Summary

Admin Dashboard

The Organizations Admin Dashboard is available for an organization’s Admins. This is where they can add, remove, and modify members' roles.

Access Admin Dashboard

1. Click your profile image in the upper right.

2. Select Organizations.
3. The Organizations page lists the organizations for which you hold admin status.

View Organization

1. Click an organization name.

2. The Members tab lists the organization’s members.

3. The Projects tab lists the organization’s projects.

Add Member

1. Click Add Member.

2. Input the invitee’s email address.

3. Indicate their role (Admin or Member).

4. Click Add.

Modify a Role

1. Navigate to the Members tab of the organization’s page.

2. Click the role dropdown associated with the member.

3. Select the appropriate role (Admin or Member).

Remove a Member

1. Navigate to the Members tab of the organization’s page.

2. Click the role dropdown associated with the member.

3. Select Remove.

4. Confirm the removal.

Assigning a Project to an Organization

Creating a New Project in an Organization

When creating a new project, organization members can assign it to their own personal projects or the organization.

Projects assigned to the organization can be collaborated on by members of the organization.

Once a project is assigned to an organization, it cannot be converted into a personal project. It remains part of the organization and cannot be moved to any one Creator’s personal projects, including the admin of the organization.

Projects created within an organization cannot be shared with users outside of the organization.

Duplicate into an Organization

The owner of a personal project can make a copy of the project in an organization in which they are a member. To do this, as the project's owner:

1. On the project's Design tab, click the Project Actions icon.

2. Select Duplicate into...
3. In the modal provided, give the project a name.

Viewing and Editing Modes

When accessing organization projects, members are in one of two modes: editing or viewing. There can only be one project member in editing mode at any given time – all other organization members remain in viewing mode.

Members accessing the project in viewing mode cannot make active changes to the shared project.

Sharing and Updating Permissions

To share a project with a user in your organization:

1. Click the Share icon.

2. Select Project Sharing.

3. Enter the email address of the user you want to add to the project

To update the permissions of a user in your organization:

1. Click the Share icon.

2. Click the user's existing permission level (EDITOR or VIEWER) and select Editor, Viewer, or Remove.

Collaborating with Comments

Organization members can collaborate on projects by adding comments to UI components.

Add Comments

To add a comment to a UI component:

1. Access the project’s Design tab.

2. Ensure you’re in Editing mode.

3. Click the Comment icon to open the comment panel on the right.

4. Click to select a UI component on a screen or in the component tree.

View Comments

To view comments on a UI component:

1. Access the project’s Design tab.

2. Click the Comment icon to open the comment panel on the right.

3. Comments are grouped with the UI component they were added to.

Delete Comments

You can delete your own comments. To delete a comment:

1. Access the project’s Design tab.

2. Ensure you’re in Editing mode.

3. Click the Comment icon to open the comment panel on the right.

4. Locate the comment you want to delete.