> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.visuary.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.visuary.com/guide-visuary-en/data/annotations.md).
# Annotations
Add text annotations and dimension lines:
1. Click the button **Annotations**
2. Click on **Text box** and place it on the plan\
\- insert the text in the dedicated field
3. Click on **Visible dimension:** \
\- place the ends of the dimension at the desired location\
\- click on **Finish**
Text annotations
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Add and delete a text annotation
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Add and edit a text annotation:
1. Click on **Annotations**
2. Click on **Text box**
3. Enter your text in the dedicated field, **change the size** of the font and its **colour**.
4. Click the small cross at the top left once your changes are finished.
Delete a text annotation:
1. **Click the text box** placed on the plan
2. In the menu that opens on the left, click the**trash icon.**
Dimension line
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Add and delete a dimension line
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Add a dimension line:
1. Click on **Annotations**
2. Click on **Visible dimension**
3. Place the first end of the line on the plan, then the second.
4. Click on **Finish**
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To view the dimension lines, make sure the Layer "**Measurement lines**" is enabled. \
Click [**here**](/guide-visuary-en/visualization/view-modes.md#le-role-des-calques) to learn more about layers.
{% endhint %}
Delete a dimension line:
1. **Click the dimension line** placed on the plan
2. Click the**trash icon** that appears at the top left of the screen
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