Create a custom image project

Create a custom image project

You can create custom images and graphics from the ScreenPal Image Editor. 

To begin, open the Project Manager.

Click the Image option in the top right corner.



This opens a blank image project in the Image Editor:




From here, you can begin by dragging and dropping an image into the editor, clicking the Choose Media button to select an image, or by simply adding shapes, text, and more from the options in the Tools menu.

For more information about how to create a custom image project, see our Create an Image Project tutorial.

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