> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.mymodone.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.mymodone.com/common-features/team-member-portal/manage-images.md). # Manage Images modONE supports uploading and managing images to supplement documentation. This guide provides instructions for using this capability. To upload an image, click the

icon and follow the prompts. Once the image is uploaded, the Image Viewer is displayed. Here, options to add a caption/notes and to annotate the image are presented. Click the menu dropdown for additional options.

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Activate annotation mode When annotation mode is activated, annotation options will appear.

Click an option to activate the desired annotation. Options specific to that annotation type will appear. #### Select Mode Selects an annotation and allows it to be updated. Click Select and then click the annotation. Once selected, options appropriate to the type of annotation will appear. #### Drawing Mode Draw directly on the image. Click draw, adjust available options, and draw on the image.

#### Shapes Mode Draw a shape on the image. Click Shapes, adjust available options, and draw on the image. Shape options include Ellipse, Line, Rectangle, and Triangle.

#### Text Mode Add text to the image. Click Text, adjust available options, and type text on the image.

In the Main Menu, click Save to make the annotations part of the image. When the Image Viewer is closed, it can be reactivated by clicking the

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