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# 3. How to add background?
## More ways to add background
Click "Background" 
, you can adjust the background. Drawtify Designer provides 3 ways for you to choose. Monochrome background, gradient background, and picture background.
### **3-1. Add a monochrome background.**
Just click "Background", and select "color palette", you can select the appropriate background color among the three color modes of HEX, RGBA, and HSLA. You can also set the transparency to get richer visual effects.
### **3-2. Add a gradient background.**
Just click "Background", and select "color palette", you can select the gradient mode, angle, transparency, and choose the appropriate background color among the three color modes of HEX, RGBA, and HSLA.
### **3-3. Add picture background.**
Please select from "Picture Library" or "Background Library" and add it by right-clicking "Set Background".
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