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title: "How to save IDML files | Customer's Canvas Hub"
canonical: "https://customerscanvas.com/docs/hub/designers-manual/adobe/indesign/saving/how-to-save-idml/"
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# How to save IDML files

> To embed an image in an IDML file, navigate to **Windows** > **Links**. In the **Links** panel, right-click an image and select **Embed link**.
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> ![How to embed images.](images/idml-how-to-save-embed.png)

In this article, you will learn how to save your file containing fonts and embedded images.
 
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You can upload your design only in the IDML format.
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Let's see how to save an IDML file with embedded images, and then how to save fonts.

## Embedded images

When you have embedded images in your design, you can just save your file in the IDML format. Then, upload this design to the **Designs** section in your BackOffice tenant. To learn how to import an IDML file, read the [Importing from InDesign](https://customerscanvas.com/docs/hub/admin-guide/manage-assets/design/import-indesign.md) article. Customer's Canvas will recognize these embedded images in your design.
  
## Fonts

If you can quickly acess your fonts, you can just drag and drop fonts the **Fonts** section in your BackOffice tenant.
  
If you have a lot of fonts in your design and don't want to look for them on your PC, you can collect them in a package. Read the [How to package IDML files](https://customerscanvas.com/docs/hub/designers-manual/adobe/indesign/saving/how-to-package.md) article to learn how to create a package. In this package, you will have a separate folder for the fonts used.