> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lumise.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lumise.com/design-editor/design-area/image-toolbar.md).

# Image Toolbar

The left toolbar where you can add effects to your picture. To enable this toolbar, click on an image, and it'll appear on the top of the design editor.

![](/files/-MMtEoNfZaI3yYYyIwGb)

### 1. Crop Image 

The crop image feature allows you to crop the image with the exact position you put into the viewer.

![](/files/-MOV4kh_tgUDI9KMxCz4)

### 2. Image Mask

Do you want to make text with complex background from another image?

Yeah, try the Mask feature in Lumise, make your text more awesome. 

![](/files/-MOV5E-H0-kkfMw5I6rZ)

### **3. Remove Background**

There's no need for Photoshop knowledge to remove the image background. Simply drag your mouse, and everything is settled.

![](/files/-MOV6oY2ZtpPGXF5LQ5c)

### 4. Image Filter Effects

Instantly, make your image professional with **20+ filters** which ready to use. This feature helps you make the image have a significant effect as a filter of the camera.

![](/files/-MOV75w6wqFriJ4Ggl1k)


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