# Insert Texts & Annotations

## How to Insert 3D Texts

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1. To start off, click **Text**.
2. Type in the text that you want to display.
3. Next, you can also set the font type, extrude\* level, and color of your text! To place your text, click **Place**.

***\*Extrude is an illusion to give an extruding effect into your 3D text.***

4. On the Editor, you can also modify your text by using our [Transform tools](/assemblr-studio-editor/transform-tools-on-editor.md)!

## How to Insert Circle Annotations

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1. First off, click **Text**.
2. After that, choose the **Annotation** option, and pick the **Circle** type.
3. Add the description of your annotation. Then, you can also choose to change your annotation's label.
4. To change your label's color, just click on the color palette! However, if you already have a specific color in mind, you can also insert the HTML color code. Next, click **Place**, and you can click anywhere to make your annotation appear!
5. If you want to edit the details of your annotation, just click on it. You can edit them right away.
6. Before you publish your project, you might also want to view how your annotation looks like. To do so, you can preview your project first.

## How to Insert Line Annotations

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1. To start off, click **Text**.
2. After that, choose **Annotation**, and click the **Line** type.
3. Type in the title and description of your text. Then, choose where you want the annotation to appear. Once you're done, click **Place**!
4. Now, let's pick a specific object target, and click on it.
5. Click on the annotation to edit the details.
6. Once you're done, you can take a preview of your annotation.

## How to Insert Sticky Annotations

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1. First off, click the object where you want to insert a Sticky Annotation
2. After that, click Sticky Annotation
3. Choose Line Annotation
4. Then add a title to the annotation
5. Enter the annotation text
6. Select the line type
7. Click Place
8. Tap on the specific area where you want to place the annotation
9. Now, the Annotation stick to your object


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