Measure & Area Tools (Affinity Designer)

[@TheHirade]

If one could use multiple measurements, and also printable, that would be PERFECT 🙂 Could you add that in the near future?

[@mjaneci3]

+1 to multiple measurements!

[@juurstudio]

Yes we need this as well to complete this fantastic tool!

[@NowIsee-NowIdont]

When using it every day, the most crucial application of it is nowhere to be found. This is a real deal breaker.

[@FalkePhil]

I love your videos. Great example, that you don’t need an hightech workshop and expensive tools to do great woodwork.

[@dedigitalemetselaar]

We all need measurements that can stay on the artboard. I need that for signage so bad, please fix that.

[@Nifty-Stuff]

Wow, this is fantastic! Exactly what I needed to measure and scale a floorplan drawing!

[@wilfthebison]

This would be a useful feature if there was anyway to access the numbers. Even if you could copy and paste them it would be something.

[@graftedworks]

I would 100% use the measure tool for designing and producing murals. (Of course, the bonus lesson in this video is the UK vernacular for stove and burner: cooker and hob ring.)

[@epiendless1128]

I wish the measurement text was bigger and more readable.

[@andrewjutub]

This is awesome

[@Vadim99]

And how can i measure a cirved line?

[@Affinity_Katy]

Hi, I would select the area tool and the cusped segment option on the context toolbar then hover over the curved line. I hope this helps 😊

[@Vadim99]

@@Affinity_Katy Hallo Katy - Thanks for the reply - this helped

[@lolcorporation7308]

Now can we have proper constraints

[@guangz89]

We need a dimensional tool like Adobe Illustrator; it will be useful.

[@rolfalm]

please make a function that makes it possible to keep the measurment visible after selecting an other tool, everyone wants it. as it is now it is just useless. while you are at it, ad the scale function that fusion 360 has when it comes to importing a canvas as reference immage, you simply set point A and point B, write how long that distance should be, press enter and the picture scales to that exact size. what you have done here is just showing us that you have a tool, but you don´t let us use it.