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By popular request, you can now choose a preset before you upload a file to your Studio. If you have two or more presets, you’ll see a new “Preset” dropdown on the upload screen, which will apply any of your preset tags, descriptions, and other settings to the deviation.
The presets feature lets you easily set defaults for each deviation you submit, saving time when uploading and submitting files. Set up different presets for when you submit photography, traditional art, adoptables, and more.
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More Like This pages have returned!
More Like This helps you discover deviations that are closely related to the one you’re looking at, whether you want to see whales soaring through clouds or photographs of spiral staircases.
This feature has been seen as a grid of thumbnails on deviation sidebars, but now the full experience of browsing pages of results has been restored.
To browse More Like This pages, click the icon next to the More Like This section on a deviation you like.
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You’ll find this icon on thumbnails as well, so you can explore More Like This pages endlessly!
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The pre-selected tags feature for suggesting tags on your art has received several accuracy improvements over the past few months. However, some deviants voiced a preference for complete control over their tags.
Now you can opt-out of pre-selected tags when you have your own preset tags. Simply go to your Studio, select “Presets,” and toggle off “Automatically add tags suggested by the system.” This option will appear when you have your own preset tags selected. Deviants with multiple presets can configure each one individually depending on their needs.
Suggested tags will still show up on the interface — with improved accuracy -- but they won’t be automatically applied.
