---
title: "Images"
description: "Pictures on your page — ones you upload, their own photo, or one made by AI."
slug: "en/customs/design/modules/images"
url: "https://docs.custom.one/en/customs/design/modules/images/"
capability: "result-page-modules"
published_at: "2026-09-11T09:37:08.558Z"
---
Click **Images** in the editor's left rail to open the **Images** card. Click a
tile to add that block, or drag it onto the page.

- **Image** — a picture you upload or pick from your library, up to four in one
  block. It can change per answer, or show each person's own photo.
- **Before & after** — two pictures side by side showing a change. The pair can
  change per answer, and the "after" can be drawn by AI.
- **AI image** — an image made by AI for each person: their uploaded photo
  transformed by your prompt, or a picture drawn from your prompt alone. Put
  their answers in the prompt and every picture is different. Each image has a
  cost per visitor who reaches it. AI image is currently available to workspaces
  in the beta programme.

## Choose the picture

Select an Image block. Its panel asks where the picture comes from:

- **Your own upload** — upload a file or pick one from your library.
- **The visitor's own photo** — each person sees the photo they uploaded. This
  needs a photo question in your quiz; you also add a sample photo so you can
  see the result while you design.

To change a picture, click **Replace** under it and choose a new file or one
from your library. **Reposition** lets you drag the picture inside its frame and
zoom in.

Under **Settings** you set the **Corners** — square, soft or round — and the
**Opacity**, shared by every version.

## Different pictures per answer

Link the block to a question with **Who sees what** and each version gets its
own pictures. See [make a module change per
person](/en/customs/design/make-a-module-change-per-person/).

## Looks

An Image can be a single picture, a grid, a fan, a mosaic, circles, a
filmstrip or a polaroid. Before & after comes as cards, panels, a cutout or a
divider. Pick a look from the look menu in the toolbar above the page.