Click a palette glyph to place it, or drag it onto the page. Search finds words, containers, syllables, and footers.
Or type toki pona in the box above the page: the words arrange themselves as you type. A capitalised word is a name, spelled in syllables inside a cartouche. The Width slider reflows the utterance; Auto sizes it as large as the page allows. Spacing sets the room between glyphs, and Lock shapes keeps every word at its natural proportions, even when you stretch the utterance. Hats on top lets the hats of lon, tan, o, tawa, kepeken (its bracelet), and poka (its face) sit over the contents. Click an utterance to bring its text back for editing.
Drag a glyph’s center into a container to nest it. A green outline shows the destination. Hold Alt to move without changing its parent. The Inside menu gives precise control.
Drag the selection handles to resize. Children keep their relative positions and proportions within the parent. Hold Shift to lock the box’s aspect ratio; tick Lock proportions to keep a glyph’s shape even when its container is stretched.
Paint fills the shape you click with the chosen colour, and the empty page with it as a background; Crazy paint picks a random colour each click, and Insanity gives every shape on the page one at once. Alt-click restores a shape’s original fill. Esc puts the bucket down.
Pinch the trackpad to zoom around the pointer; swipe with two fingers to pan.
Arrow keys nudge; Shift moves by 10. ⌘/Ctrl Z undoes, ⌘/Ctrl D duplicates, and Delete removes. Save keeps an editable file; SVG and PNG export the artwork.
The opening page is a title study, not a reproduction of the complete contract. Container geometry is an initial approximation for drawing drafts.