Rise Flashcard: Card background color or image

I guess you could make an image (e.g. in Photoshop) and put text on it, save it as a jpg/png and then upload the image. Might be a good workaround to begin with.

Thanks for jumping in here, Michael! :)

Hi Sumant,

Great question! Unfortunately, it's not currently possible to put both text and an image on the same side of a flashcard. 

Michael's workaround seems like it would be the best option for now, however if you have time to log a feature request and tell us more about your specific needs, that would be super helpful!

Let me know if there’s anything else I can help you with.

Thank you Michael. This is the workaround we are adopting at the moment. I will log a feature request as per Allison's message. 

Thank you Allison. I will log a feature request. Hope to see the feature soon :-) 

Sure thing! :) 

while this is a good workaround for those that can interact with the image visually - it's not a great solution for accessibility. You can add an alt tag to the picture, but it would be simpler if you could combine graphics and text.  (i'll go +1 the request)

Hi did you put in a feature request that I can +1 instead of adding a separate one?

Thanks for letting us know what you'd like to see, Patricia! We have our eyes on all feature requests here in E-Learning Heroes, as well as the requests we receive through our feature request form. 

I've made a note of your requests!

Fabulous - just searching for a solution to this myself - until its an option I will hit up canva and do it there then import X

Hi Allison,

Has this been added as a feature yet? (Putting text and an image on the same side of a flashcard).

Thanks, Jacqui

Hi Jacqueline,

While there isn't a way to add text over a flashcard image in Rise 360, you could easily add text to an image in PowerPoint. Here's how:

• Open a blank PowerPoint slide, and import the image onto the slide.
• Add a text box on top of the image, and type the desired text.
• Select both the image and the text box by holding down the Shift key and clicking both objects.
• Right-click the selected objects, and choose Group.
• Right-click the group, and choose Save as Picture.
• Save the image to your hard drive, then import it into Rise 360.

Let me know if that works for you!