To split a project into smaller ones that will be easier to manageĪll the changes made on your project in the editor are always autosaved and visible by the collaborators that are editing the same project in real time.To get feedback about specific wireframes, without sending the whole project which might be distracting.To clean up a project by removing all the unused resources (no extra assets, symbols, or unwanted resources in the trash).Selecting A set of wireframes can be used for a few different reasons: Selecting Current Wireframe will create a BMPR file with only one wireframe. Selecting Everything will make an exact copy of your project and its resources. menu option and selecting the File tab from the dialog. You can export a project to another Balsamiq product by using the Project > Export. bmpr extension), the easiest way to import it is to create a new project and use the ' Project > Import > Import from BMPR.' option. If you have a project created in another Balsamiq product (using the. Importing from Other Versions of Balsamiq Note: Symbols and Assets/Images are also transferred during this process so no need to worry about those. This simple method works across all our Balsamiq Wireframes products.

That’s it! You may now delete the wireframe(s) from the source project if you wish.

In the target project, paste your wireframe(s) ( CTRL/ ⌘+ V).

In the source project, select the wireframe(s) you want to copy or move.

Open the two projects (each in its own browser tab or window).

Sometimes you might want to copy or move a wireframe (or a few) from one project to another. Hovering over their picture shows their Confluence username.Ĭopying or Moving Wireframes between Projects The other connected users will be shown in the top right of the screen.

Everyone’s changes will be shared in real-time with all collaborators. Start with the application overview to learn more about using the editor.Ĭollaborating with Other Users in Real Timeīalsamiq Wireframes for Confluence Cloud supports real-time collaboration between users: just have everyone launch the editor on the same project. The Balsamiq Wireframes editor allows you to create wireframes just like our other products. If you do not see the macro listed, please check with your Confluence administrator that the Balsamiq Wireframes for Confluence Cloud app is installed and that you have editing permission on the current page.Īlternatively, you can instead use an Image Link from a wireframe that you have already created. This will also create a new Balsamiq Wireframes file (.bmpr file extension) attached to your Confluence page containing all the resources that belong to a project (wireframes, symbols, images, icons). The link will launch the Balsamiq Wireframes editor to allow you to create your wireframes (or import existing ones). Note: For existing Confluence users that still have the older Confluence User Interface, the macro can be added from the Insert menu (+) by selecting “Balsamiq Wireframes” from the list.

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