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Choose visuals for evidence or explanation. Product screenshots, diagrams, charts, and specific photographs usually communicate more than generic decorative images. Add the visual during generation when it belongs to the story, or replace it later from the editor.

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Add an image layout

Open Images in the editor rail, then choose Image, Image + Text, or Image Grid. Select the option that matches the amount of visual content and supporting text the slide needs.

Add and edit images

Watch how to add Image, Image + Text, and Image Grid layouts from the editor rail.

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Replace and adjust an image

Enable Select Edit, then select the image. Select it again to open Update Image. The panel has three tabs:
  • Stock search or AI Generate: search Pexels/Pixabay when a stock provider is configured, or describe an image for the configured image-generation provider. Generated-image history can be available when stock search is not active.
  • Upload: upload an image, choose it from the uploaded-image library, or delete an uploaded asset. The current editor upload limit is 5 MB per image.
  • Edit: replace the image and choose Fill, Contain, or Stretch. Use Focus point to control which part remains visible when the image is fitted or cropped.
The canvas controls also support direct image positioning and the element-specific crop, zoom, flip, opacity, rounded-corner, and supported-icon color controls.

Replace and adjust an image

Follow the canonical Canvas workflow for replacing, cropping, resizing, and positioning an image.

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Recolor or replace an icon

Select an icon to change its color. Choose Change Icon when the symbol does not match the intended concept, search for a replacement, compare the available weights, and apply the new icon.

Edit an icon

Open the icon walkthrough for recoloring a symbol or choosing a replacement.

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Provider availability

The current self-hosted provider configuration includes stock providers such as Pexels and Pixabay, generated-image providers such as DALL-E 3, GPT Image 1.5, Gemini Flash, and NanoBanana Pro, and configurable options such as ComfyUI, Open WebUI, or a custom OpenAI-compatible image endpoint. Only use providers that are enabled in your product or deployment.

Configure image providers

Review provider, credential, endpoint, and image-generation settings for a self-hosted deployment.

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Choose the right visual

Always check relevance, cropping, legibility, source rights, and exported fidelity.