Note that you can only import into layers that are compatible with your import options.
Add to Existing Layer: Imports the images into the specified layer. Layer "a" will contain the two first images and "b" will contain the third one. For example, if you import three files named a-1.tga, a-2.tga and b-1.tga, this will create two layers, one named "a" and one named "b". Create Layer(s) Based on Filenames: Creates a layer based on each unique filename prefix. Create Single Layer Named: Creates a new layer with the specified name and imports the images into it. Add the bitmap image to a new layer by selecting the Create Layer(s) option and one of the following options:. 
In the Files section of the Import Images dialog box, click Browse to find and select one or more images on your computer.
In the Xsheet view, right-click anywhere in the frame area and select Import > Images. In the File toolbar, click the Import Images button. From the top menu, select File > Import > Images. This can be useful for importing line art scanned or created using a different software. Vectorize : Converts a bitmap into Toon Boom vector art, which can easily be painted and edited using Harmony's vector drawing tools. 
This is useful for using backgrounds that were created in different software in your project.
Import as Bitmap : This imports the image exactly as is and ensures that it cannot be modified when working on the scene. You can choose between the following options: When importing a bitmap image, you must decide how Harmony must process it. You can then import those bitmap image files into your Harmony scene. Typically, you would need to work with bitmap images if you must create some of your scene assets, such as backgrounds or props, in a different software. Hence, they are more fit for very detailed or realistic pictures, but they cannot be scaled without losing image quality. In contrast, bitmap images are composed of colour information about each individual pixel composing the image. This makes them easy to edit and paint, and allows us to resize them without affecting the image quality. Vector images are primarily composed of information about the different shapes composing the images, as well as their line and fill colours. By default, Harmony works with vector images created within its own interface.
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