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This guide explains how to group elements so they move and scale as a single unit. It also covers nesting groups, applying bulk updates to similar elements, and saving components that can be reused across projects.

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Create Groups

Grouping allows multiple elements to move, scale, and behave as a single unit.
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Drag to select the elements you want to group.
Drag Select
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Right-click and choose Group selection to combine them into a single unit.
Group Selection 1
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Once grouped, the elements move and scale together while keeping their alignment intact.
Move And Scale

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Nest Groups

Groups can also be nested to help organize more complex layouts.
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Select existing groups and group them again to create a parent group.
Group Groups
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In the timeline, you can see each group and what it contains, making it easier to manage larger layouts.
Nesting Timeline

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Make Bulk Updates

Bulk editing allows you to update similar elements inside a group at once.
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Select a group to access similar elements inside it.
Bulk Step 1
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Apply updates such as underline, font changes, or spacing adjustments across all matching elements. Bulk editing works for similar element types within the selected group.
Bulk Step 2

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Create Components

Save frequently used layouts as reusable components.
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Once your layout is ready, select the group and choose Save as Component.
Save As Component
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Give it a clear name and click Save Component.
Name Component
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The saved component will appear under the Elements tab and can be reused across projects to maintain consistency.
Resuse Components
That’s how you group elements, organize layouts, and create reusable components to work faster and stay consistent.