Every week we add tons of resources to the library in your Panel in Genially. With these resources on hand, you’ll find it much easier to complete your creations and achieve great results.


In this tutorial, you’ll learn about the different types of resources you can use, and how to easily find the resources you need.


Types of available resources


Resources in the editor


Click on Resources in the vertical menu on the left. The different types of available resources will appear. You can choose between:

  • Icons
  • Shapes
  • Graphs & Charts
  • Lines & Arrows
  • Illustrations
  • Scenes
  • Maps
  • Silhouettes


TIP: To quickly find the resource you need, you can use the search box at the top. Type a word related to your search and click on the magnifying glass to see the available results related to that word.


Search bar in the Resources section


Icons

Icons are schematic representations of objects, signs, actions, etc. They’re very useful for decorating your pages, representing content or commands, or for indicating that there’s some interactivity to be explored. Icons visually enrich your creations, making them more expressive.


There are tons! You’ll always find the perfect icon to represent your idea. 


Icons in the Resources section


Shapes

In Shapes you’ll find lots of basic elements like squares, triangles, stars, and much more.


You can use them in your creations in a thousand different ways. For example, you can add a box to create a section within your page, turn it into a button, or combine it with other shapes to create a more complex element.


Shapes in the Resources section


Graphs & Charts

In this section you’ll find all sorts of graphs and charts for displaying your data in a more visual and interactive way. They’re super easy to use and also allow for all kinds of edits. You can learn all about graphs in Genially here


Lines & Arrows

These resources are key for structuring your content and they can be used in many different ways.


The lines are useful for separating different sections within a page, while the arrows are useful for signaling important content, making a timeline of events, indicating the order of a sequence, highlighting an area of the page, etc.


Lines & Arrows in the Resources section


Illustrations

There are lots of illustrations with which you can visually represent an action or situation, or simply decorate your genially.


The illustrations work like images, meaning you can distort them, rotate them, or replace them.



Scenes

The scenes are illustrations that tell a story. Using a scene allows you to represent a moment in a very expressive way. As we all know, a picture’s worth a thousand words.


Scenes in the Resources section


Maps

In this section you’ll find blank maps of countries, continents, or the world. They’re ideal for creating teaching resources or showing locations, among other uses.


You can make them in just a few clicks, by simply adding hotspots or buttons with the interactivity you want.


Maps in the Resources section

Silhouettes

Silhouettes are outlines that represent very diverse concepts, like nature, sports, professions, etc. They’re really versatile and very useful for making your content more visual.


Silhouettes in the Resources section


Now you know all the types of resources available to you in Genially. We recommend this tutorial to learn about the editing options of each one.