Common template templates replace images in header.

Replacing an image in the header of a common template can be done in various software applications, depending on the type of document you’re working with. Here are steps for a few common software applications:

1. Microsoft Word:

• Open the Word document that uses the common template with the image in the header.
• Double-click on the image in the header. This should open the “Format” or “Picture Tools” tab in the ribbon.
• Click on “Change Picture” or “Replace Picture,” depending on your Word version.
• Select the new image you want to use as the header image and click “Insert” or “OK.”

2. Google Docs:

• Open the Google Docs document that uses the common template with the image in the header.
• Click on the existing image in the header.
• Select “Replace image” from the context menu.
• Upload the new image you want to use as the header image.

3. Adobe InDesign:

• Open the InDesign document that uses the common template with the image in the header.
• Select the image in the header.
• Go to “File” > “Place” and choose the new image you want to use.
• Resize and adjust the new image to fit the header area.

4. Adobe Photoshop:

• Open the Photoshop document that uses the common template with the image in the header.
• Use the “File” > “Place” option to insert the new image into the document.
• Position and resize the new image to replace the existing one in the header area.

5. Canva:

• Open the Canva template that has the image in the header.
• Click on the existing header image.
• Choose “Replace” from the menu and upload the new image.

Remember to adjust the new image’s size, position, and any other formatting properties to match the existing header image and ensure it fits well within the template. Save or export your document in the desired format once you’ve made the changes.

The specific steps may vary depending on the software and version you’re using, so it’s a good practice to refer to the software’s documentation for detailed instructions.