# Manage objects

### Adding and Understanding Objects

Objects are elements you add to your image templates. They can be static (like a fixed shape, image, or text) or dynamic (drawing content directly from an item's data, such as an item image or product title).

Every new object is placed as a new layer on the canvas, stacking on top of the previously added objects.

> Important: If you use a dynamic object (like a product title or image), the Project Field connected to that object must be present in *all* projects where you plan to use this template.

#### The Objects Tab: Layer Control

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Use the Objects tab to manage the general properties of all elements on your canvas.

| **Setting** | **Function**                                                 | **How to Use**                                                                                       |
| ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Layer Order | Controls which objects appear on top of others.              | Click and drag the three stripes (handle) next to an object's name to move its position in the list. |
| Name        | Renames the object for easier identification.                | Click the name to edit it.                                                                           |
| Visibility  | Hides or shows an object on the canvas.                      | Click the eye icon to toggle visibility.                                                             |
| Lock        | Prevents an object from being accidentally moved or resized. | Click the lock icon to prevent movement.                                                             |
| Delete      | Removes the object permanently from the template.            | Click the trash icon to delete the object.                                                           |
