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# Add images to my story

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Adding images

Customize the Image

### Adding Images

Use the global insert menu on top or the image option on the Elements panel on the left to insert the image . You can also shift + select to add multiple images at a time.

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Once added, you can customize and edit the image using the contextual panel

After uploading an image (or selecting an image from a grid), the image panel will appear on the right side of the screen.

From the panel, you can manually adjust the pixel size of the image, as well as customize these features:

* Apply an image filter
* Disable image zoom
* Lock aspect ratio & Fit to container
* Add a link
* Pin a product
* Pin a textbox
* Add overlay text
* Add a product hotspot via Quick View
* Add a border and Shadow. By default these two are collapsed, when you enable them, all the related options show up.
* Replace the image with another image or element
* Save the image as a component


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