While editing a document on your iPad, Affinity Designer can display a second view of it on an external screen.
The external screen can be connected physically using a cable or adaptor, or wirelessly to an Apple TV or AirPlay 2-compatible television. The document view on it is controllable independent of the document view on your iPad's built-in screen.
The Navigator Studio is used to adjust the zoom level, the displayed region and the rotation of the document on the external screen.
Toolbars and studios are shown only on the iPad's internal display. However, user interface elements that provide helpful feedback about your interactions—e.g. the selection bounding box and tool attributes such as brush size—can be shown on the external screen as well.
The external document view is not constrained to the same aspect ratio as your iPad's built-in screen, enabling you to take advantage of large widescreens. Depending on the connection method, the document view may be letterboxed or pillarboxed.
The following settings become available on the Navigator Studio when an external screen is connected: