The cliparts are more than 4,000 ready-made pictures in 34 categories - animals, arrows, flags, food, safety signs, road signs, price tags, social networks and many more - for you to put on your labels. Browse them by category, or search for one in your own language. Open them with the Clipart button in an element's Image section.

In the panel
Search	Finds cliparts in every category by what they show: type a word in your language or in English. Add more words to narrow it down - a clipart must match them all. A clipart Labeljoy hasn't fetched yet comes from the internet first, so it may take a moment to appear. Empty the box, or press Esc, to go back to the category.
Category	Which cliparts to show. Labeljoy fetches a category from the internet the first time you open it, and keeps it.
The slider	The quality the picture is made at, from low to high. Higher is sharper when the element is big, and makes the document bigger. Double-click the slider to put it back.
Click a clipart	Puts it in the selected element's picture, and keeps the panel open so you can try another.
Double-click a clipart	Does the same and closes the panel.
Click a tag	Under each clipart are a few of its tags. Click one to search for it; +N shows the rest, and − hides them again.
Close	Back to the Image section.

A clipart fills the picture of the element you've selected - of every one, if several are selected - rather than adding a new element. Once it's on the label it's a picture like any other: you change it in the Image section.

Joy, the AI assistant, can find a clipart for you too: describe what you want in a few words, and it puts it on your label.