> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.theseaai.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools.md).

# TOOLS

- [Overview](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools/overview.md): Use brush, text, shapes, and eraser tools to create visuals directly on the scene.
- [Brush](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools/brush.md): Use brush tool to sketch directly on the scene to define areas, highlight changes, and guide generation.
- [Eraser](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools/eraser.md): Use Eraser tool to remove what you don't need from the scene. Works on Images, Text, Brush, and Shape.
- [Text](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools/text.md): Add text directly to scenes to create layout and labels.
- [Typefaces](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools/text/typefaces.md): Upload custom fonts and select from pre-loaded system fonts.
- [Text Settings](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools/text/text-settings.md): Control text appearance through global settings (applied to entire text frames) and character-level adjustments ont size, letter spacing, stretch, line height, alignment, and text decoration.
- [Shape](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools/shape.md): Draw rectangles, ovals, and lines directly on scenes to create visual elements or provide guidance.
- [Reactions](https://docs.theseaai.com/tools/reactions.md): Reactions let you mark scenes with a “stamp.” You can use them to indicate approval status, highlight strong options, or flag issues and other important notes.


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