Ziechael said: For that, they aren't hovering over the image. They will be selecting it, then pressing shift+z. Pressing 'z' alone allows the user to show the image on their screen alone (but only if they can actually select the token/drawing). As a DM however, you have the power to select anything and press shift+z to force the image onto EVERYONE's screen in one go. They can click to remove it so if the timing is off they might clear it before acknowledging it but the DM can always pop it back up again by the same method. Hi Ziechael, Yes! I've watched this video several times now to try and work out what the Darpeh is actually doing and what I might be doing differently that would explain why what I'm doing doesn't seem to work. First of all, it looks to me as though the Darpeh has set up a Page on his VTT which contains all the images he wants to use in his storyboard. I don't do that because I use the page background images to set the scene and to provide the ambient sounds for it. So, there is a clear difference there in that the Darpeh has the images on the page but hidden behind the Fog of War, whereas I am trying to place the images dynamically onto the VTT from my journal or from an external source (such as my plot article on World Anvil). So, what Darpeh seems to be doing is hovering over an image which is already on his VTT but hidden behind a Fog of War screen and pressing SHIFT+Z to cause that image to become the focal image on the VTT and to override the Fog the War. Whereas what I'm trying to do is either: Dragging a handout onto the VTT and then pressing Shift+Z to highlight the image from it onto the player's screen, Dragging a token onto the VTT and then pressing Shift+Z to highlight the image from it onto the player's screen. or Copying and pasting an external image (usually a JPEG) onto the VTT and then using SHIFT+Z to highlight it. So, there is a difference but what puzzles me is why SHIFT+Z seems to work as an image highlighter for his method, but not for any of mine. For 1 & 2 nothing seems to happen when I press Shift+Z. In fact, with handout images, I've tried just clicking on the magnifying glass symbol on the image itself and that usually causes Roll20 to go into the hour-glass mode for several minutes but eventually refreshes the VTT with a zoomed-in image in the centre of the VTT similar to the SHIFT+Z effect. However, it's not visible to players and using SHIFT+Z on it has no effect. So, for example, the image of the Strigany Caravan shown here was actually achieved by clicking in the magnifying glass on the handout image you can just see behind it in the greyed out area. But it took ages for Roll20 to provide that focal image on the VTT with lots of disc thrashing going on behind the scenes and having got to the point depicted it was still not shown on the player's screen even if I hovered over it and clicked SHIFT+Z. Similarly copying in images and pasting them onto the VTT and then highlighting them works on the GM screen but isn't visible on the player screens, but I'm told that might be due to my use of JPEG format for image storage. The problem with using Darpeh's approach as I understand it to work is that I would have to sacrifice my scene backdrops and the ambient sounds and just play with the Fog of War Black Screen background.