Build cleaner visuals by placing shapes, SVG assets, and graphics directly on your photos. Style each object with blend, layer, alignment, and geometry controls inside a complete editor workflow built for both creative design and production output.
Sometimes you need more than filters & retouching. You need directional arrows, callout bubbles, badges, stickers, & labels that make a message clear in seconds. This graphics workflow is made for that exact job.
The stock graphics library gives you practical shape options right away, including frame-style elements and icon-ready assets, so you can block composition quickly. It is useful for tutorials, social creatives, ecommerce labels, and branded assets.
Because this sits in the same platform as adjustment, AI, and export tools, you can move from concept layout to final delivery without breaking flow across disconnected utility pages.
If your design also needs headline copy, pair this with Add Text to Image for a complete object plus text workflow.
You can pull assets from your own machine with JPG, PNG, and SVG support, then keep editing inside the same canvas. That avoids the stop-and-start loop of exporting between different tools for simple object placement.
The Graphics Library modal adds a second path when you need quick discovery. Browse Editor's Choice groups, use tag suggestions, search by keyword, and load more results as you scroll.
This dual workflow keeps teams flexible: custom assets when brand precision matters, extensive library discovery when speed matters, and both connected to the same canvas and export flow.
Object styling should be practical, not overwhelming. You can tune fill color, stroke color, stroke thickness, blend mode, opacity, and flip states so each object sits naturally with your base image.
These controls are especially valuable when you mix icons, callouts, and decorative elements in one layout. Small adjustments in blend and opacity often make the difference between clean design and visual clutter.
The control language also stays consistent with other editor panels, so teams can standardize faster and reduce handoff friction across recurring production work.
For final tonal cleanup after composition, use Photo Color Correction to keep the full scene balanced.
Not every object should behave the same. Stars, polygons, arrows, and rounded shapes each expose the geometry controls you actually need, from point count to orientation and corner radius.
Once object shape is right, alignment and layer order controls help lock hierarchy and spacing quickly. You can align against image bounds and adjust front/back order to keep layouts readable.
This is the part that makes the editor useful for repeatable design work, not just one-off experiments.
Flat objects can disappear on busy backgrounds. Shadow and glow controls help objects stay legible by adding controlled depth and separation without forcing heavy effects.
You can tune color, distance, angle, blur, opacity, size, and density to match the mood of each design. Keep it subtle for clean brand assets or increase contrast for promo-heavy visuals.
When your layout is locked, export and reuse the structure across campaigns to save time on future creative batches and keep output quality consistent.
Build object-based compositions in under a minute with import, style, and export in one editor flow.
Start with the image you want to design on. Once your photo is loaded, open Graphics and choose either computer import or the shape and graphics library workflow.
Add a starter shape, import your own asset, or pick from the graphics library. Then tune style, geometry, blend, alignment, and layer order in the graphics editor.
Apply your final adjustments and export once object placement and visual balance are locked. Save multiple versions for social, ads, product cards, or client drafts.
A practical graphics workflow inside a complete editing platform for teams and creators who need speed, control, and reusable output quality.
The graphics flow is built for quick layout work. Insert, style, align, and export without bouncing across separate design tools for basic composition tasks.
You get controls that actually matter in production: object geometry, blend behavior, layer order, and effect tuning. Enough depth to make visuals look intentional and polished.
The same panel supports local assets and library discovery, so you can build repeatable layouts for teams and campaigns with less back-and-forth.
You can add built-in stickers, shapes, icons, frames, and imported graphics directly on top of your image. The starter set includes rectangle, circle, line, arrow, speech bubble, badge, star, rounded label, and polygon, so you can build clean visual compositions quickly.
Yes. The Graphics panel supports importing JPG, PNG, and SVG assets from your computer. After insertion, the object becomes editable in the graphics editor so you can adjust style and placement without starting over.
Yes. The Graphics Library modal supports search, tag suggestions, and Editor's Choice sections. You can browse and insert graphics from the modal, then continue editing in the same workflow.
Absolutely. You can change fill color, stroke color, stroke thickness, blend mode, and opacity. Flip controls are also available, which helps when you need mirrored arrows, icons, or shape directions.
Yes. Controls adapt by object type. For example, stars support points and inset weight, polygons support side count and orientation shift, arrows support orientation and double-sided mode, and rounded shapes support corner radius.
Yes. You can align objects against the active image bounds and adjust layer order with front/back style controls. This makes it easier to build balanced layouts for posters, social graphics, labels, and callouts.
Yes. The graphics editor includes shadow and glow tuning with controls for color, distance, angle, blur, opacity, size, and density. You can keep effects subtle for clean UI graphics or push contrast for promotional visuals.
Definitely. A practical sequence is object layout first, then text overlays and text elements with Add Text to Image, and final tone cleanup using Photo Color Correction.
Create clearer and more expressive visuals with shape insertion, graphics import, and in-canvas object styling, then move directly into the rest of your editing and export workflow in one platform.
