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# Create details and overview image
Show a larger overview image and zoom in on the details using the Image Builder.
1. Open a report.
2. Tap the three horizontal lines in the lower-left corner.\
3. Choose **Image Builder** from the menu.\
4. Tap one of the image blocks to add a photo from your device.\
5. Choose *Image from Camera* to take a photo and upload it. *Choose Image(s) from Gallery* to upload one or more images you already have saved to your device. \
6. In the blue bar below the Image Builder, tap the photo icon to add more images to your display. (*Note the default is 2, but you can choose up to 6.*) \
7. Slide the dial to the right to increase the number of image blocks. Slide to the left to decrease.\
8. Tap the check :heavy\_check\_mark: to save your layout or the *X* to abandon changes. 
9. Press and hold an image to drag it into a new block. \
10. Tap on an image and pinch to zoom in.
11. For an overview and detail image display, leave one photo full screen to show the overall project. Zoom in on different parts of the other photos to show project details.
12. Tap the **Save** icon in the lower right to save your changes.\
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