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# Image Annotations
**Image annotations** can be used to highlight product features in the 3D Player. Annotations can be opened and closed and will always face the camera.
To add a text or image annotation, select Annotation from the Editor toolbar:
To set the annotation to only display an image, set \`Custom Text\` and set the text value to empty. Then select an image from your Asset library:
Your can configure annotation properties, like image size, angle, etc.
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🎛 **Annotations** can be toggled to display conditionally in Logic to highlight product features as users configure a product.
Using the new "**set annotation**" action, you can toggle Annotations:
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