> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://captivatehelp.newbluelive.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://captivatehelp.newbluelive.com/design-and-customize-graphics/chapter-index-2/import-legacy-graphics.md).

# Import Captivate and legacy Titler Live graphics

If you previously saved a graphic with assets — from Captivate or from its predecessor, Titler Live — you can import that graphic and its assets into the Designer. Both products save the same Design Zip Package format, which is why the old product name appears here.

1. To ensure your graphic appears as you intend, verify that the ZIP file includes all relevant fonts, textures, and settings before you import the package.
2. To create a new graphic, choose **File > New > Graphic**, then select the new graphic from your channel.
3. Click **Edit Graphic** in the Preview panel. The new graphic opens in the Designer canvas.
4. In the Designer, choose **File > Import > Design Zip Package**.
5. If prompted to save the current graphic, click **Don’t Save**.
6. Select the ZIP file containing the graphic and click **Open**.
7. Preview the graphic to ensure it appears correctly, or customize as needed.
8. Click the green checkmark at the bottom of the timeline workspace to keep the new graphic.


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