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| [title] Adding Markers to an Image | |
| [* icon_note] Markers are a wide variety of colored circles, rectangles, and lines used to draw attention to specific areas of your images. Markers are extremely useful for highlighting specific parts of an image and linking instructions to those parts. | |
| [* red] Select the ***Markers*** button to access the markup editor. | |
| [* orange] Select your markup shape in the ***tool*** section. | |
| [* icon_note] The general rule for shapes is to choose the shape that best matches what you are marking up. If you are marking up a screw, choose a circle. If you are marking up a microchip, choose a rectangle. | |
| - | [* black] Use the arrow marker to convey direction, such as whether to screw a bolt in left or right. Gap markers can be used for anything from showing the gap between two objects to indicating where to measure. Line markers can be used for anything—even creating shapes! |