Interactive worksheet · Reviewed 2026-10-18

ArtCraft migration checklist: plan, check & export

Choose an ArtCraft workflow, track a representative-file trial and download your own Markdown checklist without uploading documents.

Use the checklist for one representative job

Choose the workflow below and enter an optional project label and app version. Each checkbox records that you completed a procedure; it is not a claim that the procedure passed. Put the result or unresolved issue in your local notes after downloading the worksheet.

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PhotoCraft: Edit a layered image

Start with PhotoCraft for a layered image. Check editable content and the final appearance separately.

Prepare a small documentUse a duplicate PSD with text, a masked layer and an adjustment. Keep a reference export from the original editor.
Record the environmentWrite down the exact app build, operating system, document dimensions and colour profile.
Inspect the imported layersCompare layer order, groups, visibility, masks and editable text with the source document.
Make one reversible editChange a word and adjust one masked area. Save under a new filename so the original remains available.
Reopen the layered outputOpen the saved file in the receiving editor. Check that the text and mask can still be changed.
Compare the delivered imageInspect a flattened export at the same zoom, especially transparent edges, colour and type.
Decide on this jobRecord each mismatch and whether it blocks delivery. Keep the original workflow for unresolved requirements.

Suggested procedure by ArtCraft Reference. Read the PhotoCraft guide and publisher description.

VectorCraft: Draw a logo or vector graphic

Start with VectorCraft for paths, logos and illustrations. Check editable paths and the exported appearance.

Choose a compact illustrationUse a duplicate logo or small poster with curved paths, a gradient, text and a clipping shape.
Record the document setupNote app build, operating system, artboard dimensions, fonts and intended output size.
Inspect paths and textCheck closed paths, compound shapes, stroke widths, font substitution and text alignment.
Edit the geometryMove a curve point and change a word. Verify that the elements needed for the next revision remain editable.
Export both required formatsProduce SVG for the web or PDF for delivery as appropriate. Keep the editable working document.
Check the recipient’s viewOpen the export in the actual browser, viewer or editor used downstream. Inspect clipping and gradients.
Agree on the handoffRecord which export is accepted and whether text must remain live. Note any substituted effect.

Suggested procedure by ArtCraft Reference. Read the VectorCraft guide and publisher description.

FilmCraft: Edit a video sequence

Start with FilmCraft for a video timeline. Evaluate source media, project editing and delivery as separate stages.

Collect representative mediaUse copies of a camera clip, dialogue and a music or effects file that you are allowed to use.
Record the sequence settingsNote app build, operating system, frame rate, frame size and audio sample rate.
Build a short sequenceAdd two cuts, a title, an audio level change and any effect essential to your work.
Check timing through the editInspect a sync point near the start and end. Check cut boundaries and the title’s duration.
Save and reopen the projectClose the app, reopen the saved project and confirm that the correct media can be found.
Inspect the exported clipPlay the whole export in the recipient’s player. Compare duration, colour, sound and sync.
Record delivery and revision needsNote acceptable output settings and whether the team also needs an editable project or separate audio.

Suggested procedure by ArtCraft Reference. Read the FilmCraft guide and publisher description.

LightCraft: Organize and develop raw photos

Start with LightCraft for a photo library and raw development. Test your exact camera files and your organization workflow.

Prepare a small camera sampleCopy a few raw files from your exact camera model, including a difficult exposure and any compressed raw mode you use.
Record the environmentNote camera model, raw variant, app build, operating system and current catalogue software.
Check decoding and metadataInspect orientation, white balance, capture time, lens information and important metadata.
Develop one imageAdjust exposure, white balance and a local area. Compare highlights, shadows and fine detail with a reference.
Try the library workflowApply a rating or flag, find the image again, then reopen the app and check that the organization is retained.
Inspect an exported imageOpen the delivery file in its destination viewer. Check dimensions, colour and the metadata you intend to share.
Plan catalogue migration separatelyRecord which originals, edits, albums and metadata can be transferred. Keep the old catalogue until each requirement is resolved.

Suggested procedure by ArtCraft Reference. Read the LightCraft guide and publisher description.

Agree on the result before testing

Write down the required output and who will receive it. For editable work, include the next revision that person must make. For a final export, include the actual viewer, dimensions and colour or timing requirements.

Use a duplicate sample small enough to inspect completely. Keep the reference output, release details and any mismatch together. This makes a failed trial useful and gives a later release a specific problem to solve.

What to record after the export

In the downloaded file, replace the blank result entries with passed, failed or untested. Describe any difference and the point where it appeared. A completed checkbox means you ran the check; the result field explains what happened.

End with a bounded decision: the class of work you would use the app for, the requirements that remain open and the trigger for another trial. This page does not produce an automatic compatibility score or a recommendation based on made-up test results.