The Pages pane gives an overview of the pages that you create in your drawing. You can split drawings in Draw over several pages. Every drawing contains at least one page which takes the workspace area. The large area in the center of the window (Workspace) is where you create your drawings and insert all drawing objects (shapes, text boxes, images). The main components of the Draw main window are shown in the image below. You can also work with drawings directly from within Writer or Impress, using a subset of the functions and tools from Draw. For example, if you create an image in Draw, reusing it in a Writer document is as simple as copying and pasting the image. Note that even vector graphics before being displayed on a screen are converted into a raster image.ĭraw is fully integrated into the LibreOffice suite, and this simplifies exchanging graphics with all components of the suite. Vector graphics allow for easier storage and scaling of the image while raster images can yield better complex and realistic images such as photos. In contrast, bit-mapped (raster) graphics store an image as table of pixels (points on the screen). Vector graphics store and display an image as an assembly of simple geometric elements such as lines, circles, and polygons. Using Draw, you can quickly create a wide variety of graphical images. LibreOffice Draw is a vector graphics drawing program, although it can also perform some operations on raster graphics (pixels).
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