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Wondering how to add an image into SketchBook? What about what types of files are supported? Well, how to do it and the file types that are supported depend on the version of SketchBook you're running.
In SketchBook, you can open TIFF, JPEG, png, PSD, BMP, and GIF files.
An image, such as a JPEG, can be inserted onto the current layer or imported onto a new layer. Once an image is added, the Transform puck appears to reposition, rotate, and or scale the image.
Keep the following in mind:
to undo it and try again.Follow the instructions for the version of SketchBook, and in some cases you’re device, you’re using:
In the toolbar, tap
Import Image.
Select an image from your your device and tap an image to import it.
Use the Transform tools to stretch, move, scale, rotate, and/or flip the image. If the image isn't what you wanted, use the Import from Photos or** Import from Camera** tool in the Transform tools.

When finished, tap Done.
From the Gallery, to import an image, tap
and select either:
Is there an image in another app you’d like to bring into SketchBook? Use Import to Gallery to do it.
Export.Use the Import tools to rotate, position, flip, and scale your imported image.
Tap
, then
to help reposition the image.
Use any of the following tools to get the perfect imported image:
to nudge the content one pixel at a time, by tapping an arrow or tap-drag from the middle to move in any direction or on an arrow to move in that direction.
to flip the image vertically.
to flip the image horizontally.
to rotate the image counter-clockwise.
to rotate the image clockwise.Tap
to accept the changes or x to decline.
There are two ways to import an image: Open and Add Image.
Select
>
Open.
Choose a TIFF, JPEG, PNG, PSD, BMP, or GIF.
Using Add Image, you can import JPEG and PNG files into this version of SketchBook.
Add Image.Use Transform to help with placing and resizing your image.