How U Vibin'

While droppin' a cropped image on a virtual page is like, totally powerful (we guess), you can jazz up that graphic to match your vibe. Buckle up, peeps!

Sticky Note Paper Color (aka Background)

So you imported an image with that boring white paper background & dark stuff in front? Cool story. Use this to pick a background color for your clip—think of it like the paper on a sticky note (groundbreaking, right?). Wanna make it disappear? Swipe right & grab the transparent color. Pick from white, yellow (the thrilling default), orange, green, blue, purple, pink, grey, or clear. Feelin' artsy? Customize your own colors in the note paper palette using the color picker thingy.

Make It Pop (aka Tint Color)

Dark graphic on white background gotcha down? This slider adjusts the foreground color of your clip—basically the text color for sticky notes, but make it fashion. Black, red, blue, green, light blue, purple, or grey. Wanna add your own? The color picker thingy has your back.

Opacity (or "How See-Through Do Ya Want It?")

Some clips be blockin' your chord charts like an overprotective bouncer. Slide the opacity slider & let that chart breathe underneath. Default? 100% solid. You're welcome.

Rotation (Tilt That Note!)

Clips land square on the page like a boring robot. Rotate it up to 45 degrees left or right to make it pop & fit better. Use two fingers in the song viewer for extra spinny fun.

Scale (Make It Thicc or Smol)

OnSong scales images to actually fit on your page (you're welcome). Resize your clip anywhere from 50% to 150% of normal using the slider. Or pinch with two fingers in the song viewer. Srsly.

Shadow (The Drama™)

Adjust how dark the shadow under your sticky note is with the slider. Pick a transparent background? Shadow auto-vanishes. Efficient!

Tap & drag the sliders like your life depends on it. Tap the sides for when you're feelin' fancy & need precision.