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# Image

**Images** in **Scene2Ds** allow the user to add files like `.pngs` and `.jpegs` to *2D* space. This diversifies the visual aspects of a **Project**.

When created, the `Fill` **Attribute** is already set to `Image`. Here, the user just needs to click the `Image` **Attribute** and select the desired image, or drag the image from the [**Asset Manager**](/incari-studio/modules/asset-manager.md) to the file icon. **Images** also have [`Transformation`](/incari-studio/objects-and-types/attributes/common-attributes/transformation.md) and [`Tag`](/incari-studio/objects-and-types/attributes/common-attributes/tag.md) **Attributes**.

![](/files/0254T4EtwoPIhHiuZkmk)

The **Image** will then be displayed in the **Viewport**.

![](/files/WMhQPKDR8SjynILWp2AK)

## Drag and Drop

It is also possible to create an **Image** by selecting an image file in the [**Asset Manager**](/incari-studio/modules/asset-manager.md) and dragging and dropping it into the **Viewport**. This will create a [**Rectangle Object**](/incari-studio/objects-and-types/scene2d-objects/figma/figmarectangle.md) with its `Fill` **Attribute** set to `Image` and the `Image` file already chosen.

![Dragging and Dropping an Image into the Viewport.](/files/8gpPqaqwQloZJ14ygrgr)


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