# Annotations

1. To access annotations, click on an image in a report. 
2. Find the annotation tools above the image.\
   ![](/files/DscSiCPh1sGKWgPuXryH)

### Lines

Lines allow you to point to specific areas of an image, directing the reader's focus to important features. \
![](/files/05PZAM8NXXSYLPzepDcV)![](/files/PQD2wbPFbKM2TJKjGU8F)

### Circle

Similarly, circles can draw attention to certain regions of an image. \
![](/files/w3F9SsgRLc3ybTeFjvz6)

### Polygon

Accessed from the *More* menu, the polygon allows you to draw around more complex shapes and regions. \
![](/files/yCGarp3t0aI9rVDyGKjk)

### Tick/Cross

Also accessed from the *More* menu, these annotation tools are good for showing the status of a project (for example, to mark work as complete/incomplete). \
![](/files/rbMAEmJL2zzAiB4rc2wU)

### Color and Thickness

You can change the color of any annotation, including notes, by choosing a different color from the palette menu. 

![](/files/WQ3zVQ7krkDePHZ7WtGx)

You can adjust the thickness of arrows and shapes by selecting a desired line thickness from the line menu.

 ![](/files/wKB0oATgyFUKSJX2c1Bm)


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