Creating Presets
This is a very basic example to explain the process of creating a preset. See Preset Examples for more advanced/creative uses.
Set up a workspace in Float Mode with a Galaxy smartphone in portrait, an iPad in landscape, and an iPhone in landscape.
To spice things up, let's add a custom device. Here, we're emulating a low-res 4:3 screen running Chrome (why? because we can).
Optionally, set different Zoom Levels for each device.
To save the current workspace as a preset, click on the Presets button in the toolbar, then click on 💾 Save current layout as a preset.
Name your preset and you're done.
Your brand new preset now lives in the Presets menu (forever, unless you decide to delete it.)
You can create either a Global Preset or a Project Preset.
This will open a popup window in which you can name the preset and select the settings that you want to preserve. Here, we're naming our preset "My main workspace" and preserving all settings.
You can now see your preset in the Presets menu. Click on the preset name to activate it.
If you've modified your workspace, you can switch back to your saved preset. Or, if you have created multiple presets, you can switch between them.