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# Managing Background
## Add Image to Background
**Select background in the canvas or go to "Image" tab & then:-**
1. **Select an Image:** Select by clicking from pre-uploaded images or from Unsplash library. If your desired image isn't available, you can easily upload a new one.
2. **Adjust the Image:** Once the image is added to your workspace, you have two options for setting it as your background:
* **Manual Adjustment:** Manually drag and resize the image until it covers your desired area.
* **Quick Set:** Alternatively, click on the expansion icon or 'Set as Background' icon to automatically adjust the image to fill the background space.
## Fill Color in Background
To fill color in Background,
1. **Delete Previous Background (If Any)**: If you have an existing background image, remove it to start with a blank canvas. Click on delete icon after selecting
2. **Select the Canvas**: Simply click on the canvas area you intend to change, making it the active element.
3. **Find the Color Tool**: Navigate to the top toolbar and click on the icon that represents color settings, usually resembling a paint bucket or palette. Add hexcode if you want a precise color
## Delete Background
When you click on the background in the canvas, you will see a delete icon. Click on that to delete the background
## Not able to click an image on background?
Sometimes when background images on the canvas overlap with static elements in templates, editing can become challenging. To facilitate easier editing, click the checkbox labeled **"Select to Easily Edit Background,"** located beside the canvas
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