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# Large View

* [Access Large View](#access-large-view)
* [Elements of the Large View](#elements-of-the-large-view)
* [Navigation](#navigation)

## Access Large View

* Click on an image's thumbnail to open it in **Large View** mode.

![](/files/5QinhLaVLx2FndyZTERY)

* **Large View** mode activated.

![](/files/wS3XxItQ5i5sroDQ4mED)

## Elements of the Large View

The large view is composed of 3 main parts:

* [The toolbar on the top](#top-toolbar)
* [The preview pane](#preview-pane)
* [The footer information](#footer-information)

### Top Toolbar

* The toolbar contains several features for manipulating the currently selected image inside the **large view** :
  * Tagging
  * Show/Hide annotations
  * Download image
  * Show image in Fullscreen mode
  * Crop image
  * Show image information
  * Activate annotation mode
* The screenshot below shows the position of the toolbar within the large view.

![](/files/6cBf7NGFfHZ2ORVUCkLv)

### Preview Pane

* The preview pane displays the currently-selected image.

![](/files/J6vkZlXhb5FtGnhpUl12)

### Footer Information

* The footer information consists of the **title** and **description** of the currently-selected image.
* The screenshot shown below indicates the position of the footer information.

![](/files/A3W4qu6lWkL3tX0aISDP)

## Navigation

* You can navigate through images using the arrow on each side of the picture as well as the keyboard arrows and sliding with your thumb if you are on a touch device.
* The positions of these **arrows** are shown in the screenshot below.

![](/files/4mSB4Si02sMlM7VdMjl7)

{% hint style="success" %}
**Note:** 

Using the escape key at any time you will get back to the Thumbnail view.
{% endhint %}


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