Learn how to insert an image onto a planar face, plane, or sketch plane to use as a reference in Fusion. Insert a canvas On the toolbar, click Insert > Canvas .

Learn how to use the calibrate tool to accurately scale the size of the canvas in Fusion. In the Browser, expand the Canvases folder.

Select Render > In- canvas Render. Set the Quality to the desired level.

You can use the following commands to render your design: In- canvas render In- canvas render settings Capture image In- canvas render Toggle in- canvas rendering on or off.

Move the cursor over the canvas . The attribute value previews, attached to the cursor for placement in the canvas .

Select Render > In- canvas Render. Set the Quality to the desired level.

Find an object in the Browser from the Canvas In the Canvas , locate the object you want to focus in on.

Drag the Diameter manipulator handle in the canvas to adjust the diameter of the coil, or specify an exact value.

The Splitting Tools display in the canvas . Click OK. The solid body splits into two solid bodies that display in the canvas , in the browser, and in the Timeline.

The components are selected in the canvas and the Browser. All other object types are excluded from the selection.

The Collinear constraint icon displays next to the cursor in the canvas . In the canvas , select the sketch geometry you want to constrain.

The Equal constraint icon displays next to the cursor in the canvas . In the canvas , select the sketch geometry you want to constrain.

Click or click and drag to select objects in the canvas . In the Rotate dialog, select Transform > Rotate.

The Horizontal/Vertical constraint icon displays next to the cursor in the canvas . In the canvas , select the sketch geometry you want to constrain.

The Tangent constraint icon displays next to the cursor in the canvas . In the canvas , select the sketch geometry you want to constrain.