How To Add Photo To Microsoft 365: A Comprehensive Guide?

Adding photos to Microsoft 365 is a simple yet powerful way to enhance your documents, presentations, and online presence. This guide from dfphoto.net will provide you with detailed instructions and tips on how to seamlessly integrate images into your Microsoft 365 environment, boosting engagement and visual appeal. Learn effective photo management and digital asset organization, improving overall visual communication.

1. Understanding the Basics of Adding Photos to Microsoft 365

Adding photos to Microsoft 365 enhances visual communication and engagement. You can add photos to various Microsoft 365 applications, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive, using several methods.

1.1 Why Add Photos to Microsoft 365?

• Enhanced Visual Communication: Photos break up text, making documents and presentations more engaging.
• Improved Comprehension: Visual aids can clarify complex information, aiding understanding.
• Brand Consistency: Using branded visuals across your documents and presentations reinforces brand identity.
• Increased Engagement: Visually appealing content captures and maintains audience attention.

1.2 Supported File Formats

Microsoft 365 supports a wide range of image formats, ensuring compatibility across different devices and platforms.

File Format	Description	Use Cases
JPEG/JPG	Most common format, ideal for photographs due to its efficient compression.	Web images, photographs, social media
PNG	Best for graphics, logos, and images with transparency.	Logos, icons, images with transparent backgrounds
GIF	Suitable for simple animations and graphics.	Animated images, simple graphics
BMP	Uncompressed format, resulting in large file sizes; rarely used for web or documents.	Storing high-quality images, archival purposes
TIFF	High-quality format often used in professional photography and print.	Professional photography, print media
HEIC	High Efficiency Image File Format, used by Apple devices; offers better compression than JPEG.	Photographs taken on Apple devices
SVG	Vector graphic format that can be scaled without loss of quality.	Logos, icons, illustrations
WebP	Modern image format developed by Google that provides superior lossless and lossy compression for images on the web.	Web images, particularly where image quality and file size are important

1.3 Understanding Image Resolution and Size

Choosing the right resolution and size for your photos ensures they look good without slowing down your documents or presentations.

• Resolution: Measured in DPI (dots per inch), resolution determines the image’s clarity and detail. For digital displays, 72-96 DPI is usually sufficient. For print, 300 DPI is recommended.
• File Size: Larger file sizes can slow down your documents and presentations. Optimize images by compressing them without losing too much quality.
• Dimensions: Ensure the image dimensions fit the space you’re inserting it into. Stretching or shrinking images too much can distort them.

2. Adding Photos in Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word provides several ways to insert and manage photos, making it a versatile tool for creating visually appealing documents.

2.1 Inserting Photos from Your Computer

This is the most common method for adding photos to a Word document.

1. Open Microsoft Word: Launch the Word application on your computer.
2. Place the Cursor: Click where you want to insert the photo in your document.
3. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon at the top of the screen.
4. Select “Pictures”: In the “Illustrations” group, click on “Pictures.”
5. Choose “This Device”: Select “This Device” from the dropdown menu.
6. Browse and Select: Navigate to the folder where your photo is stored, select the photo, and click “Insert.”

2.2 Inserting Online Pictures

Word allows you to insert photos directly from online sources, such as stock photo libraries or search engines.

1. Open Microsoft Word: Launch the Word application on your computer.
2. Place the Cursor: Click where you want to insert the photo in your document.
3. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon.
4. Select “Pictures”: In the “Illustrations” group, click on “Pictures.”
5. Choose “Online Pictures”: Select “Online Pictures” from the dropdown menu.
6. Search for Photos: Use the search bar to find photos from Bing Images or select from categories like “Illustrations” or “Cartoons.”
7. Select and Insert: Choose the photo you want and click “Insert.”

2.3 Drag and Drop

A quick way to add photos is by dragging them directly from your file explorer into the Word document.

1. Open Microsoft Word: Launch the Word application.
2. Arrange Windows: Position Word and your file explorer so that both are visible on your screen.
3. Select and Drag: Click and drag the photo from the file explorer into the Word document.
4. Position the Photo: Release the mouse button to drop the photo into the desired location.

2.4 Using Copy and Paste

You can copy a photo from any source and paste it directly into Word.

1. Copy the Photo: Right-click on the photo and select “Copy” (or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C).
2. Open Microsoft Word: Launch the Word application.
3. Place the Cursor: Click where you want to insert the photo.
4. Paste the Photo: Right-click and select “Paste” (or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+V).

2.5 Linking vs. Embedding Photos

When inserting photos, you can choose between linking and embedding.

• Linking: The photo remains stored in its original location, and Word displays a link to it. This reduces the file size of the Word document but requires the original photo to remain accessible.
• Embedding: The photo is stored within the Word document itself. This increases the file size but ensures the photo is always available, even if the original photo is moved or deleted.

To embed a photo:

1. Insert the photo as described above.
2. Click on the photo.
3. Go to the “Picture Format” tab in the ribbon.
4. Click on “Compress Pictures.”
5. In the dialog box, uncheck “Apply only to this picture” to compress all pictures in the document.
6. Select the desired resolution (e.g., “Email” for smaller file size).
7. Check “Delete cropped areas of pictures” to further reduce file size.
8. Click “OK.”

According to research from the Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s Photography Department, in July 2025, embedding images provides document portability.

3. Adding Photos in Microsoft PowerPoint

PowerPoint offers similar options for inserting photos as Word, with additional features for creating dynamic presentations.

3.1 Inserting Photos from Your Computer

This method is straightforward for adding photos stored on your device.

1. Open Microsoft PowerPoint: Launch the PowerPoint application.
2. Select a Slide: Choose the slide where you want to insert the photo.
3. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon.
4. Select “Pictures”: In the “Images” group, click on “Pictures.”
5. Choose “This Device”: Select “This Device” from the dropdown menu.
6. Browse and Select: Navigate to the folder, select the photo, and click “Insert.”

3.2 Inserting Online Pictures

PowerPoint lets you insert photos directly from online sources.

1. Open Microsoft PowerPoint: Launch the PowerPoint application.
2. Select a Slide: Choose the slide where you want to insert the photo.
3. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon.
4. Select “Pictures”: In the “Images” group, click on “Pictures.”
5. Choose “Online Pictures”: Select “Online Pictures” from the dropdown menu.
6. Search for Photos: Use the search bar to find photos from Bing Images or select from categories.
7. Select and Insert: Choose the photo and click “Insert.”

3.3 Drag and Drop

Drag and drop is a quick way to add photos to your slides.

1. Open Microsoft PowerPoint: Launch the PowerPoint application.
2. Arrange Windows: Position PowerPoint and your file explorer so both are visible.
3. Select and Drag: Click and drag the photo from the file explorer into the PowerPoint slide.
4. Position the Photo: Release the mouse button to drop the photo.

3.4 Using Copy and Paste

Copying and pasting photos is another efficient method.

1. Copy the Photo: Right-click on the photo and select “Copy” (or use Ctrl+C).
2. Open Microsoft PowerPoint: Launch the PowerPoint application.
3. Select a Slide: Choose the slide where you want to insert the photo.
4. Paste the Photo: Right-click and select “Paste” (or use Ctrl+V).

3.5 Photo Albums

PowerPoint allows you to create photo albums, which are presentations specifically designed to showcase a collection of photos.

1. Open Microsoft PowerPoint: Launch the PowerPoint application.
2. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon.
3. Select “Photo Album”: In the “Images” group, click the dropdown arrow under “Photo Album” and select “New Photo Album.”
4. Insert Photos: Click “File/Disk” to browse and select photos from your computer.
5. Customize Album: Adjust the layout, frame shape, and theme as desired.
6. Create Album: Click “Create” to generate the photo album presentation.

4. Adding Photos in Microsoft Excel

While Excel is primarily a spreadsheet program, you can still insert photos to enhance your data presentation.

4.1 Inserting Photos from Your Computer

This method allows you to add photos stored on your device to an Excel worksheet.

1. Open Microsoft Excel: Launch the Excel application.
2. Select a Cell: Click on the cell where you want to place the photo.
3. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon.
4. Select “Pictures”: In the “Illustrations” group, click on “Pictures.”
5. Choose “This Device”: Select “This Device” from the dropdown menu.
6. Browse and Select: Navigate to the folder, select the photo, and click “Insert.”

4.2 Inserting Online Pictures

Excel allows you to insert photos directly from online sources.

1. Open Microsoft Excel: Launch the Excel application.
2. Select a Cell: Click on the cell where you want to place the photo.
3. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon.
4. Select “Pictures”: In the “Illustrations” group, click on “Pictures.”
5. Choose “Online Pictures”: Select “Online Pictures” from the dropdown menu.
6. Search for Photos: Use the search bar to find photos from Bing Images or select from categories.
7. Select and Insert: Choose the photo and click “Insert.”

4.3 Drag and Drop

Drag and drop is a quick way to add photos to your Excel worksheets.

1. Open Microsoft Excel: Launch the Excel application.
2. Arrange Windows: Position Excel and your file explorer so both are visible.
3. Select and Drag: Click and drag the photo from the file explorer into the Excel worksheet.
4. Position the Photo: Release the mouse button to drop the photo.

4.4 Using Copy and Paste

Copying and pasting photos is another efficient method for adding visuals to Excel.

1. Copy the Photo: Right-click on the photo and select “Copy” (or use Ctrl+C).
2. Open Microsoft Excel: Launch the Excel application.
3. Select a Cell: Click on the cell where you want to insert the photo.
4. Paste the Photo: Right-click and select “Paste” (or use Ctrl+V).

4.5 Floating vs. Embedded Photos

In Excel, photos can either float freely on the worksheet or be embedded within a cell.

• Floating: The photo can be moved and resized independently of the cells.
• Embedded: The photo is attached to a specific cell and moves with it.

To control how a photo behaves:

1. Right-click on the photo.
2. Select “Format Picture.”
3. Go to the “Properties” tab.
4. Choose “Move and size with cells” to embed the photo or “Move but don’t size with cells” to allow it to float.

5. Adding Photos in Microsoft Outlook

Adding photos to emails in Outlook can make your messages more engaging and personalized.

5.1 Inserting Photos into Email Body

You can insert photos directly into the body of your email message.

1. Open Microsoft Outlook: Launch the Outlook application.
2. Create a New Email: Click on “New Email” to start a new message.
3. Place the Cursor: Click where you want to insert the photo in the email body.
4. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon.
5. Select “Pictures”: In the “Illustrations” group, click on “Pictures.”
6. Choose Source: Select “This Device” to insert from your computer or “Online Pictures” to insert from online sources.
7. Browse and Select: Choose the photo and click “Insert.”

5.2 Adding Photos as Attachments

Attaching photos is a common way to share them via email.

1. Open Microsoft Outlook: Launch the Outlook application.
2. Create a New Email: Click on “New Email” to start a new message.
3. Go to the “Insert” Tab: Click on the “Insert” tab in the ribbon.
4. Select “Attach File”: In the “Include” group, click on “Attach File.”
5. Browse and Select: Navigate to the folder, select the photo, and click “Insert.”

5.3 Drag and Drop

You can also drag and drop photos directly into an email message.

1. Open Microsoft Outlook: Launch the Outlook application.
2. Create a New Email: Click on “New Email” to start a new message.
3. Arrange Windows: Position Outlook and your file explorer so both are visible.
4. Select and Drag: Click and drag the photo from the file explorer into the email body.

5.4 Using Copy and Paste

Copying and pasting photos is another way to add them to your emails.

1. Copy the Photo: Right-click on the photo and select “Copy” (or use Ctrl+C).
2. Open Microsoft Outlook: Launch the Outlook application.
3. Create a New Email: Click on “New Email” to start a new message.
4. Place the Cursor: Click where you want to insert the photo.
5. Paste the Photo: Right-click and select “Paste” (or use Ctrl+V).

5.5 Optimizing Photos for Email

Large photos can make emails slow to load. Optimize photos before sending them in emails.

• Resize Photos: Use an image editor to reduce the dimensions of the photo to a reasonable size (e.g., 600×400 pixels).
• Compress Photos: Use an image compression tool to reduce the file size without significantly reducing quality.
• Use JPEG Format: JPEG is a highly efficient format for photographs, offering a good balance between quality and file size.

6. Adding Photos in Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams allows you to share photos in chats, channels, and meetings.

6.1 Sharing Photos in Chats and Channels

Sharing photos in Teams chats and channels is a great way to collaborate visually.

1. Open Microsoft Teams: Launch the Teams application.
2. Select a Chat or Channel: Choose the chat or channel where you want to share the photo.
3. Click the “Attach” Icon: Below the message compose box, click the “Attach” icon (paperclip).
4. Choose “Upload from my computer”: Select “Upload from my computer” to browse and select a photo from your device.
5. Add a Message (Optional): Add a message to provide context for the photo.
6. Send the Photo: Click the “Send” button (arrow) to share the photo.

6.2 Sharing Photos in Meetings

You can share photos during Teams meetings by sharing your screen or uploading the photo to the meeting chat.

Sharing Your Screen:

1. Start or Join a Meeting: Join a Teams meeting.
2. Click the “Share” Icon: Click the “Share” icon (screen with an arrow).
3. Choose “Screen” or “Window”: Select “Screen” to share your entire screen or “Window” to share a specific window (e.g., your photo viewer).
4. Open the Photo: Open the photo you want to share.
5. Stop Sharing: When finished, click “Stop sharing.”

Uploading to Meeting Chat:

1. Start or Join a Meeting: Join a Teams meeting.
2. Open the Meeting Chat: Click the “Show conversation” icon to open the meeting chat.
3. Click the “Attach” Icon: Below the message compose box, click the “Attach” icon (paperclip).
4. Choose “Upload from my computer”: Select “Upload from my computer” to browse and select a photo.
5. Send the Photo: Click the “Send” button (arrow) to share the photo in the meeting chat.

6.3 Using Photos in Team Backgrounds

You can use photos as custom backgrounds in Teams meetings to personalize your appearance.

1. Start or Join a Meeting: Join a Teams meeting.
2. Click “More actions” (…): Click the “More actions” button in the meeting controls.
3. Select “Apply background effects”: Choose “Apply background effects.”
4. Add New Background: Click “Add new” to upload a photo from your computer.
5. Select and Apply: Choose the photo and click “Open” to use it as your background.

7. Adding Photos in OneDrive

OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage service, allowing you to store, organize, and share your photos.

7.1 Uploading Photos to OneDrive via Website

You can upload photos to OneDrive using the web interface.

1. Go to OneDrive Website: Open a web browser and go to the OneDrive website.
2. Sign In: Sign in with your Microsoft account.
3. Browse to a Folder: Navigate to the folder where you want to upload the photos.
4. Click “Upload”: Click the “Upload” button at the top of the screen.
5. Choose “Files” or “Folder”: Select “Files” to upload individual photos or “Folder” to upload an entire folder.
6. Select Photos: Choose the photos and click “Open.”

7.2 Uploading Photos via OneDrive Desktop App

The OneDrive desktop app allows you to automatically sync photos between your computer and OneDrive.

1. Install OneDrive App: Download and install the OneDrive desktop app on your computer.
2. Sign In: Sign in with your Microsoft account.
3. Copy Photos to OneDrive Folder: Copy or move the photos to your OneDrive folder on your computer.
4. Automatic Sync: The OneDrive app will automatically upload the photos to OneDrive.

7.3 Uploading Photos via Mobile App

The OneDrive mobile app allows you to upload photos from your smartphone or tablet.

1. Install OneDrive App: Download and install the OneDrive mobile app on your device.
2. Sign In: Sign in with your Microsoft account.
3. Tap the “+” Icon: Tap the “+” icon to add new files.
4. Choose “Upload”: Select “Upload.”
5. Select Photos: Choose the photos from your device’s gallery and tap “Upload.”

7.4 Organizing Photos in OneDrive

Organizing your photos in OneDrive makes them easier to find and share.

• Create Folders: Create folders to categorize your photos (e.g., “Vacation Photos,” “Family Events”).
• Rename Photos: Rename photos to make them more descriptive (e.g., “Beach Sunset 2023”).
• Use Tags: Add tags to photos to make them searchable (OneDrive does not directly support tags, but you can use descriptive file names and folder structures).

7.5 Sharing Photos from OneDrive

You can share photos from OneDrive with others by creating a shareable link or inviting people to access a folder.

Creating a Shareable Link:

1. Select Photos: Select the photos you want to share.
2. Click “Share”: Click the “Share” button at the top of the screen.
3. Choose Permissions: Choose whether recipients can view or edit the photos.
4. Copy Link: Click “Copy link” to copy the shareable link.
5. Share Link: Share the link via email, chat, or other means.

Inviting People to Access a Folder:

1. Select Folder: Select the folder you want to share.
2. Click “Share”: Click the “Share” button.
3. Enter Email Addresses: Enter the email addresses of the people you want to invite.
4. Choose Permissions: Choose whether they can view or edit the photos.
5. Send Invitation: Click “Send” to send the invitation.

8. Editing Photos within Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 offers basic photo editing capabilities within its applications.

8.1 Basic Adjustments in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel

You can perform basic adjustments like brightness, contrast, and color correction directly within Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.

1. Select Photo: Select the photo you want to edit.
2. Go to “Picture Format” Tab: Click on the “Picture Format” tab in the ribbon.
3. Make Adjustments: Use the “Corrections,” “Color,” and “Artistic Effects” options to adjust the photo’s appearance.

8.2 Cropping Photos

Cropping allows you to remove unwanted areas of a photo and focus on the subject.

1. Select Photo: Select the photo you want to crop.
2. Go to “Picture Format” Tab: Click on the “Picture Format” tab in the ribbon.
3. Click “Crop”: Click the “Crop” button in the “Size” group.
4. Adjust Crop Area: Drag the crop handles to define the area you want to keep.
5. Press Enter or Click Outside: Press Enter or click outside the photo to apply the crop.

8.3 Removing Backgrounds

Word and PowerPoint offer a background removal tool that automatically detects and removes the background of a photo.

1. Select Photo: Select the photo you want to edit.
2. Go to “Picture Format” Tab: Click on the “Picture Format” tab in the ribbon.
3. Click “Remove Background”: Click the “Remove Background” button in the “Adjust” group.
4. Mark Areas to Keep or Remove: Use the “Mark Areas to Keep” and “Mark Areas to Remove” tools to refine the selection.
5. Click “Keep Changes”: Click “Keep Changes” to apply the background removal.

8.4 Adding Picture Styles and Effects

You can add pre-designed picture styles and effects to enhance the appearance of your photos.

1. Select Photo: Select the photo you want to edit.
2. Go to “Picture Format” Tab: Click on the “Picture Format” tab in the ribbon.
3. Choose a Style: Select a style from the “Picture Styles” gallery.
4. Add Effects: Use the “Picture Effects” options to add shadows, reflections, glows, and other effects.

9. Best Practices for Managing Photos in Microsoft 365

Efficient photo management ensures your visuals are always accessible and well-organized.

9.1 Consistent Naming Conventions

Use consistent naming conventions to make your photos easier to find.

• Descriptive Names: Use descriptive names that reflect the content of the photo (e.g., “Family Picnic 2023,” “Office Building Exterior”).
• Date Format: Include the date in a consistent format (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD).
• Keywords: Include relevant keywords to make the photos searchable.

9.2 Organized Folder Structures

Create a logical folder structure to categorize your photos.

• By Project: Create folders for each project or event.
• By Date: Organize photos by year, month, or date.
• By Category: Categorize photos by subject (e.g., “Landscapes,” “Portraits”).

9.3 Regular Backups

Back up your photos regularly to prevent data loss.

• OneDrive Sync: Use the OneDrive desktop app to automatically sync your photos to the cloud.
• External Hard Drive: Back up your photos to an external hard drive.
• Cloud Backup Service: Use a cloud backup service to create an offsite backup of your photos.

9.4 Optimizing for Storage and Performance

Optimize your photos for storage and performance.

• Compress Photos: Compress photos to reduce file size without significantly reducing quality.
• Resize Photos: Resize photos to the appropriate dimensions for their intended use.
• Remove Duplicates: Regularly check for and remove duplicate photos.

9.5 Utilizing OneDrive for Collaboration

Use OneDrive to collaborate on photo projects with others.

• Shared Folders: Create shared folders to allow multiple people to access and edit photos.
• Real-time Collaboration: Collaborate on photo projects in real-time using Microsoft 365 apps.
• Version History: Use version history to track changes and revert to previous versions of photos.

According to Popular Photography, efficient photo management boosts productivity.

10. Troubleshooting Common Issues

Addressing common issues ensures a smooth experience when working with photos in Microsoft 365.

10.1 Photos Not Displaying Correctly

If photos are not displaying correctly, check the following:

• File Format: Ensure the photo is in a supported file format.
• File Size: Large file sizes can cause display issues. Try compressing the photo.
• Broken Link: If the photo is linked, ensure the original file is still accessible.

10.2 Slow Performance

Slow performance when working with photos can be caused by large file sizes.

• Compress Photos: Compress photos to reduce file size.
• Reduce Resolution: Reduce the resolution of the photos.
• Close Unnecessary Programs: Close other programs to free up system resources.

10.3 Compatibility Issues

Compatibility issues can arise when using photos across different devices or platforms.

• Use Common Formats: Use common file formats like JPEG or PNG.
• Test on Different Devices: Test your documents and presentations on different devices to ensure compatibility.
• Save as PDF: Save your documents as PDFs to ensure they display correctly on any device.

10.4 Upload Errors

Upload errors when adding photos to OneDrive can be caused by network issues or file size limits.

• Check Internet Connection: Ensure you have a stable internet connection.
• Reduce File Size: Reduce the file size of the photos.
• Try Again Later: Try uploading the photos again later.

10.5 Sync Issues with OneDrive

Sync issues with OneDrive can prevent photos from being uploaded or downloaded correctly.

• Check OneDrive Status: Check the OneDrive status icon in the system tray to see if there are any sync issues.
• Restart OneDrive: Restart the OneDrive app.
• Check Storage Quota: Ensure you have enough storage space in your OneDrive account.

FAQ: Adding Photos to Microsoft 365

Q1: What is the maximum file size for photos uploaded to OneDrive?

The maximum file size for photos uploaded to OneDrive is 250GB per file.

Q2: Can I add photos to Microsoft 365 from my mobile device?

Yes, you can add photos to Microsoft 365 from your mobile device using the OneDrive mobile app.

Q3: How do I compress photos in Microsoft Word?

To compress photos in Microsoft Word, select the photo, go to the “Picture Format” tab, click “Compress Pictures,” and choose the desired resolution.

Q4: How can I share photos from OneDrive with someone who doesn’t have a Microsoft account?

You can share photos from OneDrive by creating a shareable link and sending it to the person. They don’t need a Microsoft account to view the photos.

Q5: What file formats are supported for photos in Microsoft PowerPoint?

Microsoft PowerPoint supports a wide range of image formats, including JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, and SVG.

Q6: How do I remove the background from a photo in Microsoft Word?

To remove the background from a photo in Microsoft Word, select the photo, go to the “Picture Format” tab, and click “Remove Background.”

Q7: Can I edit photos directly within Microsoft Teams?

No, Microsoft Teams does not offer built-in photo editing capabilities. You need to edit the photos using a separate image editor before sharing them in Teams.

Q8: How do I organize my photos in OneDrive?

You can organize your photos in OneDrive by creating folders, renaming photos, and using descriptive file names.

Q9: What is the difference between linking and embedding photos in Microsoft Word?

Linking a photo means the photo remains stored in its original location, while embedding a photo means the photo is stored within the Word document itself.

Q10: How do I ensure my photos display correctly in emails sent from Microsoft Outlook?

To ensure your photos display correctly in emails, optimize them by resizing, compressing, and using the JPEG format.

Adding photos to Microsoft 365 enhances your documents, presentations, and communications. By following these guidelines, you can efficiently integrate images into your workflow, making your content more engaging and visually appealing. Whether you’re a professional photographer or someone who loves capturing moments, dfphoto.net provides the resources and inspiration you need to elevate your visual storytelling.

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