Each asset uploaded to Klash are versioned, which means you can easily iterate and keep a history of past iterations. By utilizing asset versioning, you are able to keep your project clean.
You can change the name of a version or delete it by clicking on the 3-dot menu to the right of a version
<aside> 💡 We recently changed how version numbers are calculated. Previously, the version number was part of the version name (i.e. “V.1”) unless a custom name was defined. Now, the version number is separate from the name and indicates the position in the version stack. This means if you change the order of your versions, the version number will change to reflect the new position.
When communicating versions to clients and colleagues, we recommend referring to the version name instead of the number, as the number can change. A custom version name is also a great way to organize your versions for this purpose. You can also mention people in a version if you want someone to look at something specifically. See Slack integration.
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You can change the order of your versions simply by dragging in the handle on the right side of the version.
With Klash, it’s possible to compare two versions side by side.
To get started, click the version dropdown at the top of the screen, then press the Compare button.
This will use the current version highlighted as the “Main” source, and another version as the “Reference” source. The reference is chosen according to two rules: