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Using Grid, Snap, and Align Tools for Easier Box Design

Create pixel-perfect Digioh campaigns with less effort. The Align, Grid, and Snap tools in the campaign editor let you position and size elements with precision, snap them to a consistent grid for even spacing, and maintain a fast, intuitive workflow.

What You’ll Learn

  • How to use the Grid overlay and Align to Element features for visual alignment

  • How the Snap feature helps with element placement and resizing

  • A quick tip for adjusting the canvas background for better visibility

Grid

Want to make sure everything lines up just right? Toggle on the Grid in the bottom right corner of the campaign editor canvas. This overlays a clean 10×10 pixel grid to help you align your elements more easily by eye.

It’s a simple visual guide, but super effective for keeping your design neat and consistent.

Toggle Grid on below

Align

To align elements to each other, toggle Align on in the editor.

Toggle Align on below

With Align enabled, dragging an element displays live horizontal and vertical alignment guides (the X and Y axes). These guides appear when the moving element’s edges or center line up with other elements or canvas anchors, so you can position items visually and precisely.

Pink dotted lines indicate alignment to the canvas, while solid blue lines indicate alignment to other elements.

Align Guide Lines

Snap

Turning on the Snap toggle brings some smart automation to your layout. When Snap is active:

  • Dragging elements will “snap” them to 10px intervals.

  • Resizing elements will adjust their width and height in 10px steps.

Note: If your element starts out with non-10px dimensions or placement, it will snap to the nearest 10px mark the first time you move or resize it, then continue in 10px increments from there.

Toggle Snap on below

You can use Snap without Grid—but having the Grid on helps visualize those 10px snap points, making it even easier to line things up just right.

Bonus: Customize the Canvas Background

Need a different background while designing? You can change the canvas from the default checkerboard pattern to white, grey, or black—whatever works best for your design eye.

Options for Canvas Background

Updated on May 15, 2026
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