To crop an image

Drag the corners into the desired crop or select one of the default proportions.

To resize an image

First, lock the ratio, and then adjust your width and height and Save. A new image will be created and added to your image gallery. Due to losing the image’s resolution, images can only be made smaller, not larger.

You can also change the width of your image within any of the image blocks. To see the Image Width option see the steps below.

1. In the email editor, open the image block.
2. Then add your image and click insert.
3. On the left panel, you’ll see the Image Width option.
4. Adjust the scroll bar to edit the width.

The corner radius option is only available in the image block. To round the corners of your image, please follow the steps below.

1. In the email editor, open the image block.
2. Add your image. The corner radius option will only appear if an image is selected.
3. On the left panel, you’ll see the Image Corner Radius option.
4. Adjust the scroll bar to change the corner radius.

Bring your image to life using filters. You can change the image colors, tone, vibrancy, saturation, among other things. Use any filters to help your image look better, and keep in mind that too many changes can make your image look processed.

Here is how to use filters and some suggestions.

In the image editor, you have the following filters available:

To apply a filter, click on it. All filters have a slide bar that will help you moderate the intensity of the filter.

To set the image back to original, scroll up in the filter options and select None.

In the following example, we applied different filters to the same image. As you can see, there is no right filter, but if you need to use one, try to make it match your campaign design.

Filter Suggestions:

• Apply the same filter to all images in your campaign. Or even better apply the filter to all of the images in all of your campaigns. This will show consistency.
• Don’t use cold or blue filters for food images, instead use warms and reds.
• If you are looking for something consistent, you can opt for the Lomo filter, which will add a dark blurred edge to every image.
• Remember, not all images need a filter. Instead, give the reader something real with not many changes.

By default, all the adjustments settings are set to 0, to make changes to an image, slide the bar to the desired number. You can always go back to the original image by clicking the RESET DEFAULT button. You have Basics and refinement adjustments.

Basics

• Brightness slide will adjust highlights.
• Contrast slide will adjust shadows.
• Saturation slider will adjust the intensity of the color in your image.
• Gamma corrects the luminance of an image.

Refinements

• Clarity increases contrast, but in the mid-tones, it helps to add more texture and shows the details in your image.
• Exposure adjusts the amount of light captured in the image.
• Shadows adjust the dark tones in the image.
• Highlights adjust the light tones in the image.
• Whites adjust the amount of white in the image.
• Blacks adjust the amount of black in the image.
• The Temperature slider will add warm (red) or cold (blue) tones to the image.
• Sharpness will blur or define the image.

The following image is an example of how some adjustments can help your image to be more vibrant. Slide the bars with no fear and look for the best results.

You can focus on some objects in an image, even with a smartphone. But in case you forget to focus on the main object, or you find something behind your image to blur, use the Focus option from the image editor. With the image editor, you can apply Radial, Mirrored, linear, and gaussian focus.

Here is how:

Radial focus

Mirrored

Linear

Gaussian

Radial focus is used for images whose main object can be focused within a circle. You can move the focus circle and make it bigger or smaller. Everything inside the ring will be sharp, and everything outside will be blurred, slide the bar to adjust the blur level.

Mirrored will add two parallel lines to your image, which you can rotate randomly and make the separation bigger or smaller. Everything outside of the lines will be blurred, while what remains inside will be sharp.

Linear works as a perspective line. It will add a simple line with two points at the ends. Move the angle and size of the line to get the focus needed. Remember, you can adjust the intensity of the blur by sliding the bar.

Gaussian will blur the entire image; you can adjust the intensity of the blur by sliding the bar.

Add text to your image. Select a font, size, set the alignment, text color, background, and spacing between lines. To add text, double-click on the text box. For top alignment, copy or delete, use the floating bar at the top of the text box.

Instead of adding a simple text, you can add a predesigned text. When clicking on the Text Design icon, the text will be required, add it and then, choose the style and color. Use the floating bar at the top of the text box for top alignment, inverse colors, copy, or delete.

Give a twist to your images by adding emoticons and shapes. To add stickers, click on the stickers option, then click on the Emoticon or Shape. It will be added to your image. You can use transform dots to resize the sticker. Use the floating bar at the top of the text box for top alignment, inverse the image, copy, or delete it. You can also set the opacity of the sticker by sliding the opacity bar from 0 to 100. By clicking the Replace option, you will go back to the main stickers menu, where you will be able to select a new Emoticon or Shape.

Use the brush option to make minor edits to your image. You can change the color of the brush, the size, and its hardness. To use the brush, set the desired settings. Go to your image, click and hold to start painting.

To add a Frame, click on it. The settings will be displayed on the left; you can change the opacity and width. By clicking the Replace option, you will go back to the main Frames menu, where you will be able to select a new frame.

The overlays are layers that are placed over your image. There is no correct overlay, but we encourage you to experiment with all of them. To add an overlay, simply click on it, then adjust the intensity by sliding the bar.

To add a HEX color code or RGB. Double-click on any color, then add the code number or slide the bars until you get the desired color. Available in the Text, Text Design, and the Brush editing options.

Find the arrows in the top bar for undo and redo, and the zoom option.

If you are familiar with professional photo editors. Here are some free and easy editors that may be helpful.

• Adobe Express Image Editor
• Canva
• Pixlr
• inPixio
• fotor
• befunky