Toggle on Add Alpha to make black areas in images transparent. This works only with images that do not already have a transparent channel. See example below:

Activating Installed ensures that the files are updated from the file archive used to import them.

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Import Images Using the Image Pool

Workflow:

1. Edit an empty pool object.
2. Tap the Import button.
3. Tap Internal in the top-right corner of the title bar to switch the drive to the desired source.
4. Select the desired image.
5. Tap Import.
6. Label the new image.
7. Close the Edit Image pop-up. 

Tap the video below to see the example:

By default, the grandMA3 software uses the gma3_library/media/images folder to import and export images. For more information, refer to the Folder Structure.

Import Images from the Import/Export Menu

Workflow:

1. Press Menu.
2. Tap Show Creator
3. Tap Import in the top left corner of the window.
4. Tap Images.
5. Select the drive, then tap an empty pool object on the right side of the window.
6. Select the image to be imported.
7. Tap Import at the bottom of the window.

Tap the video below to see the example:

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Assign Images to Objects

Images can be assigned directly to objects. 

For example, to assign image 3.5 at group 46, type:

User name[Fixture]>Assign Image 3.5 At Group 46

The Select Appearance pop-up opens. Select an existing appearance that already uses this image or create a new one:

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Delete an Image from the Pool

Deleting images is the same as deleting any other pool object. The image disappears in any appearance where it might be used.

There are three standard methods for deleting images.

Delete an Image Using the Command Line

The essential keywords for this are Delete and Image.

There are three image pools:

1. Gobos
2. Symbols
3. Images

Therefore, it is essential to specify the image pool number in the syntax:

[Function] Image ["ImagePool_Name" or ImagePool_Number].["Image_Name" or Image_Number]

For example, if image 4 needs to be deleted:

User name[Fixture]>Delete Image 3.4

Delete a range of images using the standard range syntax (Thru, +, and -).

If symbols 5 to 10 need to be deleted:

User name[Fixture]>Delete Image 2.5 Thru 10

The GoboImage keyword can be used to edit or delete images stored in the gobo pool. See GoboImage.

Delete an Image Using the Image Pool on a Screen

Requirement:

A visible image pool on one of the screens.

1. Press Delete.
2. Tap the image in the pool.

The image is deleted.

Delete an Image Using the Swipey Commands

Requirement:

A visible image pool on one of the screens.

1. Tap and hold the image you wish to delete.
2. Swipe out of the pool object without releasing the screen.
3. Swipe to the Delete swipey and release the screen.

The image is deleted.