Question on images and forms

Hello everyone!

I need to be able to do this inside a form:
- Select an image;
- Be able to highlight some points in that image;
- Save the new highlighted image.

An example is provided in the image attached. In black is the original image selected. In red are the highlights, and the new highlighted image.

Any idea what would be the best approach to do this?
Thanks in advance,

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  • @ricardoc With the available OOTB features, the best viable way would be to display an editable grid which consists of two columns - out of this, one column consists of an existing images, another column provides a possibility of uploading a replacement image. Image uploaded in the replacement image cell will replace the original image, and the newly uploaded image should be the one that would consists of any changes and all these changes should be made outside of Appian by a human. If a replacement image isn't provided the original image will be used as is and won't be replaced. I am not sure if this reaches your expectation, but I guess this is one of the ways of achieving the use case. Let's see if any other practitioners could come up with good alternatives.
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  • @ricardoc With the available OOTB features, the best viable way would be to display an editable grid which consists of two columns - out of this, one column consists of an existing images, another column provides a possibility of uploading a replacement image. Image uploaded in the replacement image cell will replace the original image, and the newly uploaded image should be the one that would consists of any changes and all these changes should be made outside of Appian by a human. If a replacement image isn't provided the original image will be used as is and won't be replaced. I am not sure if this reaches your expectation, but I guess this is one of the ways of achieving the use case. Let's see if any other practitioners could come up with good alternatives.
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