Just a few examples: I would definitely want to apply, for instance, a paper texture behind (or into) a frame. If the frame is hand-drawn I may want to create a mask that follows the contours of the frame. Or if the frame and texture are of different proportions I may want to crop the texture so it fits. Or I may not want to scale the texture down, so I would create a mask to reveal a portion of the texture at 100% of size.

Would be good to be able to select an item that you want the eraser to work on. In this instance, I only want to erase the colored background that I drew behind the date number that I drew in. I want the area behind the calendar icon to be white.

Bring in a tactile experience with sounds - like a turning page, unwrapping cellophane when you open a new sticker pack, snipping scissors, etc. From Britton's discovery at the Planner Con

Stencils. HUGE. In digital terms, essentially a masking functionality that would allow journalers to fill in a defined, shaped area with any pattern (flowers), color (rainbow), medium (oil paint), and/or visual texture (glittery!), either original or from their bundles.

Several requests for a desktop version of Zinnia:

• Being able to edit online to be able to access images and objects from my computer.


• I would love Zinnia to have a MacOS desktop app which it syncs to, so that I can plan on both my iPad and my Mac.


• Possibility for a Zinnia windows 10 app and have the option to sync from iCloud devices


• Be able to make it on desktop for apples


• I need the ability to view notes on other platforms

Add support to import PDF templates into Zinnia. For example, the PDF journal templates you can purchase on Etsy

For me, it is easier to log in through gmail for syncing because if I borrow my sister’s phone I have to change her iCloud into mine just to sync. It is more convenient if we log in through Facebook, apple, or gmail.

Checkable check-marks or bullet points you can tap to update a status

To color in gold, silver, rose gold, etc. Perhaps we can make the metallic fill from Pigment into a brush, but make it slightly more metallic-y