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Create a small illustration with a background, subject, and separate detail layer, then save both the working document and a finished image. You need a Coordinator Abo and access to the space where you want to create the file. Choose that space and destination before starting.

Turn a still sprite into a short animation by duplicating its pose and making a few deliberate changes. This guide ends with a saved animation and a checked playback preview. Start with an editable Pixels document containing your first pose. Separate layers for the character and shadow make it easier to move one without disturbing the other.

The Study view lets you read and organize Lexi material before or between practice sessions. It brings prompts, answers, examples, categories, flags, and learning status into one searchable list.

Lexi progress shows both accuracy and readiness to recall an answer promptly. Each challenge has its own record, so learning a definition in one direction does not hide a weakness in another.

Lexi practice turns study entries into short questions with immediate feedback. Choose Mixed practice for a varied review, or work on one challenge when you know what needs attention.

Lexi helps you learn definitions, words, expressions, and translated sentences through short practice sessions. Build a collection for your space, study a collection someone has shared, or collect useful language while reading an article. The study material can be shared. **Your answers, progress, and mastery settings stay personal.** Two people opening the same collection can therefore work on different weaknesses without changing each other's learning record.

Keep useful language from an article close to its original context. Lexi can collect selected text, hold it in a personal inbox, and return you to the source when you want to understand it again.

Lexi helps you turn a collection of words, definitions, and sentences into focused practice. Keep shared study material together while following your own progress.

A Lexi collection keeps related study material together: an introductory language course, a set of scientific terms, or the concepts your team needs for a project. Readers use the same entries while building their own learning progress.

Vids brings videos, Shorts, and live streams into the spaces where people discuss and share their work. Creators keep their attribution while publishing alongside their community's articles and conversations.