Image Tool
- 30 Apr 2024
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Image Tool
- Updated on 30 Apr 2024
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The Image Tool is commonly used to upload or paste Images on Plans such as association Logos, product images or location information.
Upload Image
- Click Image Tool
- Click Choose File
Locate the Image file - Select the Image, click Open
(optional) Choose another Image if incorrect* - Click +Add
Paste Image
- Copy the Image
Or use preferred Windows / Mac screenshot tool - On a Plan, press ESC
- Hold CTRL / Command β and press V
- Click, hold, and drag to the desired position
Resize by click, hold and dragging the blue square boxes or hold SHIFT to resize the Image in proportion - Click Save
Editing an Image
- Press ESC to enter Select mode
Zoom in on the Image to select - Select the Image on the Plan
- To move: Click, hold and drag
To move several items at once, use the Select Tool - To Resize Image: Click, hold and drag the blue square boxes
Hold SHIFT to keep the Image in proportion - To Rotate: Click, hold and drag the blue dot rotation handle
Hold SHIFT to lock the rotation to 45ΒΊ angles
- To move: Click, hold and drag
- Click Actions to:
- Click Save
To Cancel the changes click Cancel
π‘ To restore a Deleted Image
- Hold CTRL/Command β and press Z or
- Click Undo before leaving the Plan
Using an iPad or Tablet?
Click for alternate terminology.
Things to note when following the above steps:
- Tap instead of click
- Unless there is a keyboard attached to the device, there are no shortcut keys on an iPad or Tablet
- Tap Done instead of pressing ESC
Navigation hints:
- Pinch zoom
- Tap hold and drag to pan around a Plan
Uploading Images Method only - unless there is keyboard attached to the device
Images within this article are taken from a desktop computer. Interface appearance on an iPad / Tablet devices may vary based on screen size, potentially hiding or shortening buttons to icons. For accuracy, consider using a stylus, Apple pencil or mouse.
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