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Finding and reusing Sketches

Every Sketch in a space is listed together, reached from the space's own navigation — the same screen Draw your first Sketch opens into when the space already has some. Confluence doesn't surface Sketches anywhere else, so this list is the one place to browse what a space already has.

As tiles

Sketches in this space, shown as tiles: six diagrams, each with a preview of its own shapes and layout, a name, and how many times it has been saved.
Each tile is drawn from the Sketch's real geometry, not a stored image — and deliberately without labels, since a label at that size is a couple of pixels tall. Layout is what you actually recognise.

Or as a list

The same space as a list: eight Sketches by name, each with the number of saves and when it was last touched, and a filter box reading Find among 14.
The list trades the preview for a name, a save count and when it was last touched — better once you know roughly what you're looking for.

Switch between the two with the view control at the top of the screen. Newest first, either way.

Filtering, and what a big space does

Once a space has eight or more Sketches, a filter box appears above the list so you can search by name. If a space holds more than the screen fetches at once, a note says so rather than quietly showing you the first few and calling it the whole space.

Removing one

Deleting a Sketch sends it to Confluence's trash, the same as deleting a page — it isn't purged immediately. Any page it was embedded on will show a missing-Sketch state until it's restored or the embed is removed.

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As tiles Or as a list Filtering, and what a big space does