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# Images
**Images** holds all of the uploaded images that belong to a specific Project.
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Demo images are shown by default. To disable those, visit the App Settings in the [User Settings](/docs/projects/user-settings.md) and toggle on *Hide demo images*.
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Images are organized into Folders. Create a new folder using the button in the top of the Folder list, left side of the screen.
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## Uploading Images
Click the button to upload images into the currently selected folder. You can add many images at once.
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## Selecting Images
Click to select an image. You can multi-select with shift and command.
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## Deleting Images
With images selected, right-click any of the images and choose "Delete \[X] Images" to delete them.
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## Downloading images
With images selected, right-click any of the images and choose "Download \[X] Images" to download them to your drive.
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## Moving Images
With images selected, drag them to a folder to move them into that folder.
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## Restore Deleted Images
When images are deleted, they are moved to a "Deleted" state, and can be restored. Click the "Deleted" button in the bottom of the folder list to view deleted images. There you can restore them or permenently delete them.
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