Creating custom Facing Pages with a Photo, Image or Screencap

Using Facing Pages for floor plans, diagrams, or ground plans is an easy way to make notes in a visual way.

This article discusses the import of diagrams that are a Photo, Image, or Screencap. If your diagram is a PDF, click here.

1. With your script file open, tap the Facing Pages icon on the top right.

2. Tap Edit.

3. Tap Add.

4. Tap the Photo icon from the dropdown menu.

• If you tap Camera, take a photo! Then tap Use Photo on the bottom right of your screen.
• If you tap Photo Library, navigate to your image within your photo storage, and tap to select an image.

5. You'll now have the ability to scale or crop your image. When you're all set, tap Done.

6. With your image selected, you can adjust the number of pages, as well as other features. When you are ready, select an option for adding your page.

• Add: Inserts the selected image before Page 1.
• Add after Page: Inserts the selected image after a specific page. After selecting this option, tap the chosen page.
• Add as Facing Pages: Inserts the select image before every native script page.

7. Ta-da! The image has now been inserted as selected. Tap Save to confirm the new pages.

What's Next

How to Add and Move pages

How to add Facing Pages from a PDF file

What are Layers and how do I use them?

Updated on: 21/03/2025