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Can you help us improve? Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. In the Bing search window, enter a search term to locate a picture, or click a category to browse. Move, resize, cut, copy, and paste the picture in the same way as a shape. For more information, see Select, copy, and move shapes in Visio for the web. To change the size, drag one of the selection handles that appear on the sides and corners. For more information, see Change the size, rotation, and order of a shape in Visio for the web.

You can add a border to the picture. First, ensure the picture is selected. Then, on the Picture tab of the ribbon, choose the downward pointing arrow next to Shape Outline and then select a color and a line weight or style.

You can also drag the Rotation handle on the picture in in the direction you want to rotate the image. To send the picture forward or backward, select the Picture tab and then select Forward or Backward , and then select one of the Bring On the Insert menu, point to Picture , and then click From File.

Locate the folder that contains the picture you want to insert, click the picture file, and then click Open. Tip: You can also open graphics files from the File menu. On the File menu, click Open. In the Files of type list, click the graphics file format you want, and then locate the file. Click Open. Most files that you import into Visio drawings as graphic images appear as metafiles. If you have more than one scanner or camera attached to your computer, under Device select the one you want to use.

If you're using a scanner and want to use default settings to scan your picture, click Web Quality for on-screen drawings or Print Quality for printed drawings , and then click Insert. Note: The Insert button might be unavailable with some scanners because the scanner software doesn't support automatic scanning. In these cases, use the Custom Insert button instead.