# Add Element
To add a new element to a page in **Page Designer**, simply drag the desired component from the **Components Panel** and drop it onto the area of the page where you want it to appear.
Once dropped, the new element is placed on the **design canvas** and becomes part of the page layout.
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### How to Add an Element
1. Open the **Add Components** menu.
2. Select an element (for example: paragraph, heading, image, form element).
3. Drag the element from the Components Panel.
4. Drop it onto the desired location on the page.
A new element will immediately appear where you released it.
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### Moving an Element After Adding
After an element is added, you can reposition it at any time using the **Drag Handle** icon.
Click and hold the drag handle, then move the element to the new position that fits your layout.
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### Example: Adding an Element
The image below shows an example of dragging a component onto the design panel.
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### Supported Elements
You can drag and add all available components from the Components Panel, including:
* Paragraphs
* Headings
* Labels and text elements
* Media components
* Form elements
* Layout containers
Each added element can later be styled, connected to data, or configured using the **Generic Tools** and **Open Tools** menus.
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### Summary
Adding elements in Page Designer is simple and intuitive:
* Drag components from the Components Panel
* Drop them onto the design canvas
* Reposition them using the drag handle
* Configure them as needed
This drag‑and‑drop workflow allows users to build page layouts quickly without writing any code.
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