> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://picstork-docs.aeromegh.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://picstork-docs.aeromegh.com/3.-data-uploading/3.1-images.md). # 3.1 Images PicStork is a powerful platform used for image analysis. Every project should have an imageset uploaded in a proper way. All types of images are allowed to upload for processing except .bmp files. The set of images forms an "imageset". For processing through PicStork, the user has to upload an imageset to get better accuracy of results. For every project, there should be a separate imageset provided. If the same imageset is to be used, the user can duplicate the image set and use it with a different name. Process for uploading images as data is simple. The time taken to upload images will be dependent on the file size which is ultimately dependent on the contents of the image. **Create a Project** For any process, the user has to create a new project with a task and image set associated with it. Click on the

sign on the right-hand side of the Project menu. PicStork will allow you to create a new task. Enter the details required and proceed. Here, the user can create a "New Project". **3.1.1 Create an Image Set** with images selected from your computer. Click on "Images +" on the top right-hand side of the screen to add the images from your computer.

Select the images from the folders on the computer as shown below.

The user can create a new imageset by entering the proper name for an imageset as shown in the following image.

Add the images to a newly created imageset by clicking on "Image +"

on the right-hand top corner of a screen.

Select the appropriate type of images to upload from the options provided. Accordingly, select the images from the computer and upload them.

{% hint style="info" %} **Note:** For the training task, minimum of 20 Images having 9MP or lower resolution are required. {% endhint %} Select the images from your local computer to add the images and proceed to further process. Wait till all the images are uploaded successfully.

The user can upload geotagged images also. #### 3.1.2 Upload Orthomosaic Image The user can upload an orthomosaic tiff file or import an orthomosaic map generated from DroneNaksha as an image for creating a task.

Warning message will be displayed before uploading an orthomosaic image as shown.

Select the proper orthomosaic image from the folder on your computer and upload it. It may take more time to upload an orthomosaic image. Wait till the file gets uploaded. PicStork allows polygon annotation only for orthomosaic images. ### 3.1.3 Import from DroneNaksha The User can import an orthomosaic map or image generated from DroneNaksha directly and use it for analysis. ### 3.1.4 Import ZIP: By using this feature, the user will be able to import the zip file. Also, the user will be able to select the application for which the zip file is to be imported.

The user will get a warning regarding the requirements for importing the zip file as shown in the following image.

Click on the "Yes" button to import the zip folder and upload the files for analysis. Select the appropriate folder and proceed for next procedure in PicStork. #### 3.1.5 Search an Image

The user can search for a particular image if required by using "**Search Image**" option available as shown in the above image. {% hint style="info" %} **Note:** Geotagged images can be easily viewed on the map view at their location. {% endhint %} #### 3.1.6 Delete an Image Images can be deleted by clicking on three dots

and selecting "**Delete Images**" option. PicStork allows you to select the images to delete and then click on

option on the screen.

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