Abstract: This disclosure relates to systems and methods related to smart sharing options for a shared digital asset (DA) library. An example method performed by a system includes: initiating a camera session; identifying a sharable DA trigger; capturing a DA during the camera session after identifying the sharable DA trigger; and selecting the captured DA for the shared DA library based on the identified sharable DA trigger.

Abstract: A method may include presenting an image capture user interface on a display device of a multipurpose device including a live view portion configured to display a live view of image data currently sensed by an image capture device of the multipurpose device and a recall portion configured to display a thumbnail preview of stored image data most recently captured by the image capture device; receiving an indication of a first touch input on the display device, the first touch input starting at a first position on or near the recall portion of the user interface; receiving an indication of a swiping gesture from the recall portion to a second position with contact being maintained of the first touch input; and in response to the first touch input, displaying an enlarged preview of the stored image data, the enlarged preview being larger in size than the thumbnail preview.

Abstract: In some implementations, a user may zoom in on a particular asset to show an all assets view that displays larger assets in a grid, and zoom out to show multiple smaller assets in another grid at different zoom levels while maintaining focus on the particular asset. Particularly, a GUI may display cells of a grid at a first zoom level, receive zoom input to transition to a second zoom level, and display cells of a different size in a second grid while maintaining focus on and positioning of the particular asset across the zoom levels.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable medium are provided for presenting a synchronized content scrubber. For example, a user device may store digital content items for presentation on a screen of the user device. A user interface may be configured with multiple viewing areas. An image that represents a content item may be presented in the first viewing and the second viewing area. However, in the second viewing area, the image that represents the content item may be presented in a visually distinct manner from other images in the second viewing area.

Abstract: In some implementations, a user may zoom in on a particular asset to show an all assets view that displays larger assets in a grid, and zoom out to show to show multiple smaller assets in another grid at different zoom levels while maintaining focus on the particular asset. Particularly, a GUI may display cells of a grid at a first zoom level, receive zoom input to transition to a second zoom level, and display cells of a different size in a second grid while maintaining focus on and positioning of the particular asset across the zoom levels.

Abstract: A method may include presenting an image capture user interface on a display device of a multipurpose device including a live view portion configured to display a live view of image data currently sensed by an image capture device of the multipurpose device and a recall portion configured to display a thumbnail preview of stored image data most recently captured by the image capture device; receiving an indication of a first touch input on the display device, the first touch input starting at a first position on or near the recall portion of the user interface; receiving an indication of a swiping gesture from the recall portion to a second position with contact being maintained of the first touch input; and in response to the first touch input, displaying an enlarged preview of the stored image data, the enlarged preview being larger in size than the thumbnail preview.

Abstract: A method may include presenting an image capture user interface on a display device of a multipurpose device including a live view portion configured to display a live view of image data currently sensed by an image capture device of the multipurpose device and a recall portion configured to display a thumbnail preview of stored image data most recently captured by the image capture device; receiving an indication of a first touch input on the display device, the first touch input starting at a first position on or near the recall portion of the user interface; receiving an indication of a swiping gesture from the recall portion to a second position with contact being maintained of the first touch input; and in response to the first touch input, displaying an enlarged preview of the stored image data, the enlarged preview being larger in size than the thumbnail preview.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable medium are provided for presenting a synchronized content scrubber. For example, a user device may store digital content items for presentation on a screen of the user device. A user interface may be configured with multiple viewing areas. An image that represents a content item may be presented in the first viewing and the second viewing area. However, in the second viewing area, the image that represents the content item may be presented in a visually distinct manner from other images in the second viewing area.

Abstract: A method may include presenting an image capture user interface on a display device of a multipurpose device including a live view portion configured to display a live view of image data currently sensed by an image capture device of the multipurpose device and a recall portion configured to display a thumbnail preview of stored image data most recently captured by the image capture device; receiving an indication of a first touch input on the display device, the first touch input starting at a first position on or near the recall portion of the user interface; receiving an indication of a swiping gesture from the recall portion to a second position with contact being maintained of the first touch input; and in response to the first touch input, displaying an enlarged preview of the stored image data, the enlarged preview being larger in size than the thumbnail preview.