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The Images panel allows you to browse and add images to your map. Click the Images button in the Sidebar Menu to open it.
Tip: The left sidebar can be expanded, and the Tool Settings panel can be minimized to give you more space to browse the image library.
Browsing and Adding Images
Images are organized by creator and can be filtered using the creator filter options at the top of the panel. A search function is also available to help find specific images.
Click any image to add it to the map. Once added, use the Object tool to move, scale, and rotate it. Scale and rotate handles are not visible on small or zoomed-out images; zoom in to access them.
To delete a selected image, press Backspace or Delete.
Uploading images
You can add your own images to the map in two ways:
- Drag an image file onto the canvas.
- Click the upload button next to Custom Images and select a file.
Uploaded images can be moved, scaled, rotated, and deleted in the same way as library images, and appear in the Custom Images section of the Images Panel.
Changing image colour
To change the colour of an image, open the Layers menu in the right sidebar, select the Images folder, then click the specific image. The Layer Settings panel will update to show colour options for that image.
Grouping images
To group multiple images, select them using the Object tool, then press G or click the Group button that appears above the selection. To ungroup, select the group and press G.
Favorites
Favorites allow you to save images for quick access across maps. To favorite an image, click the star icon in the upper-right corner of its thumbnail. favorited images appear under the favorites heading at the top of the Images panel.
All users can favorite images from the Dungeon Scrawl library. A free account is required so that your favorites can be saved to your login.
Dungeon Scrawl Pro users can also save up to 100 uploaded images as favorites, making it easy to build a personal library of frequently used tokens and assets they’ve designed or downloaded from Roll20, DriveThruRPG, or other marketplaces.