You can 'like' them and print them all out directly, but not add them to you library or edit them at all. An 'Online' tab on the main menu takes you to a gallery full of other users renditions of Stormtroopers, Homers, Hulks, Vaders and even a Steve Jobs. These days, an app's not an app without a community behind it and Foldify is no exception. The developer's thinking behind this is that you're always drawing with the same sized finger, so trying to use a thin stroke just means that your finger is obscuring what you're drawing anyway.

To change the thickness of the stroke, you zoom the template in and out, thereby changing the relative size of the stroke. The pencil, brush and eraser tools take a bit of getting used as they don't come with variable sizes. The colour wheel is straightforward to use and has 21 easily changeable presets. Additional themes are available for in-app purchase from the 'Extras' tab on the main menu, and there's also a free set of Christmas ones at the moment. You can scale and rotate them with the same two finger gestures, although I found it much easier to do this with two index fingers rather than the more usual index/thumb or index/middle combo. The stamp tool is full of pre-drawn elements such as face and body parts, car and house features, fruits and leaves, as well as regular patterns (including some Minecraft-esque ones).

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