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# Image
## Can I add images to my experience?
### Step 1: Add an Image
You can add an image by clicking on the '**+**' icon in the top bar.
Adding an Image
### Step 2: Upload / Choose file
You can choose from the inventory of image or upload one from your computer.
Read below to know how to select a file to upload an image/ video.
{% content-ref url="/pages/89Dj2jFYZ5UbZ0t6i2fd" %}
[Selecting a file](/metaverse/build/editor/file-manager/3rd-person-scenes.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
### Step 3: Adjust the Image element
The right panel offers various options for making adjustments. You can modify the image's width, height, scale, and opacity.
You can also animate, control the speed and modify other adjustments too, from here.
Adjusting the Image
## Also Check
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[Image Optimizations](/guidelines-compatibility/guidelines/experience-optimizations/image-optimizations.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
{% content-ref url="/pages/DOPkjC7oAlUxSs5Ixooa" %}
[Image Aspect Ratio](/guidelines-compatibility/guidelines/asset-guidelines/image-aspect-ratio.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
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