Text overlays each contain text of any length.

To add text to your label, click the Add Text button on the main window toolbar. A text overlay will appear on your template with the word [Text] in black. Click the text overlay if it is not active. You can tell that the text overlay is active when you see a either a solid or a dashed black box around it. Once active, you can begin to edit your text via the Text Properties panel in the right sidebar. This panel only appears when a text overlay is active. See: Text Overlay Properties for information about positioning, rotating and resizing your text overlays. You can convert a regular text to a curved text by checking Curved Text box which can be found in Text Properties panel. A curved text has the same properties as a regular text except that it supports top and bottom alignment only. To convert a curved text to a regular text, uncheck the Curved Text box.

Image overlays each contain a single image. If the originally loaded image contains an alpha channel, the image overlay will appear transparent.

To add images to your label, click the Add Image(s) button on the toolbar and then click the Add Image(s) as Overlay. The Select Image(s) window will open. Navigate to and select the photo or series of photos that you would like to add, then click the Open button. Your new image overlay will appear on your template. See: Image Overlay Properties for information about positioning, rotating, and resizing your image overlays.

You can set an image to be the background of your label.

To add a background image to your label, select the label and choose option Image in the Background Properties panel. Click the Browse image as background button. The Select Background Image(s) window will open. Navigate to and select the image that you would like to add, then click the Open button. Your new background will appear on your template. The old background if existed will be removed. You can set option for keeping the background image's aspect ratio in the Background Options dialog. See: Image Overlay Properties for information about positioning, rotating, and resizing your image overlays.

Clipart overlays each contain a clipart downloaded from NCH Clipart Library.

To add a clipart to your label, click the Add Clipart button on the toolbar or the menu item Add clipart... from Overlay menu. A Clipart dialog will open. Use the panel on the left of the dialog to select a clipart category. When a category is selected, a list of clipart images will be displayed in the center of the dialog. Click on any image in the list to see a preview on the right side of the dialog. When you find a clipart you like, click the Download button. Once the image has finished loading, the clipart will be added to the project as a Clipart Overlay. See: Image Overlay Properties for information about positioning, rotating, and resizing your clipart overlays.

Frame overlays each contain a frame downloaded from NCH Clipart Library.

To add a frame to your label, click the Add Frame button on the toolbar the menu item Add frame... from Overlay menu. A Frame dialog will open. Use the panel on the left of the dialog to select a frame category. When a category is selected, a list of frame images will be displayed in the center of the dialog. Click on any image in the list to see a preview on the right side of the dialog. When you find a frame you like, click the Download button. Once the image has finished loading, the frame will be added as a Frame Overlay and your label is framed by the selected frame. See: Image Overlay Properties for information about positioning, rotating, and resizing your frame overlays.