# Image Libary

Welcome to the Storyonboards image library tutorial. This guide aims to help you efficiently use the image library feature integrated in to our storyboard editing board. Follow the steps below to get started with uploading and managing images for your storyboard projects.

### Access the Image Library 

The image library is not a stand alone module; instead, it is seamlessly integrated with the storyboard editing board. To access the image library, you need to enter the storyboard editing mode. Here’s how you can do it:

1.Move your mouse to the image place holder area of the storyboard frame. 

2.Click on the “Upload an image” or “Replace” button. 

3.A pop-up window will appear, displaying the image library where you can manage your images.

### Upload Images 

Uploading images to your storyboard is simple and straight forward:

1.Within the image library pop-up, click on the “+” icon. 

2.A file selector window will open, allowing you to choose images from your local device. 

3.Select the desired image files and upload them to your storyboard.

### Delete Images

Managing your image library involves occasionally removing unwanted images. Here’s how to delete any image from the library:

1.In the image library, move your mouse pointer over the image you wish to delete. 

2.A trash bin icon will appear in the upper right corner of the image. 

3.Click on this trash icon to remove the image from your library.

With these easy steps, you can efficiently manage your images within Storyonboards. Upload new images,replace existing ones, and keep your storyboard visually compelling. We hope this tutorial helps you make the most of our image library feature.

Happy storyboarding!


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