You can build images into your Doc as you would in a normal document processor. For example, this could be an image that helps explain a point in the text, a header image with your practice branding, or an image with your signature at the end of your document.
All images should be saved somewhere on your computer before being added to your Doc. At the moment you can't drag and drop images in.
Adding images to your Doc template
To add an image, simply click on the location where you want your image added and then click the "Add image" icon.
If you do not want your image to always appear, use brackets ( ) to give guidance to the AI on when to include this. See examples of this below:
Use the buttons on the tool bar to align the image. To resize an image, click and drag from one of the corners.
To delete an image, simply click on it and then click the "delete" key (or ⌫) on your keyboard.
Images built into your Docs template can only be "in-line", meaning it is aligned with the text in your Doc. In-line images are better for accessibility.
Adding images to your Doc before sending
You can also add in-line images to your Doc just before sending or downloading it.
Then simply click on the area of your Doc where you want to add an image. Click the "Add image" icon, select your image from your files and resize or align your image as needed.
You can also amend any images added to the Doc even if they were part of your template.