> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.flowforth.co/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Elements > Drag in pre-designed sections and save your own reusable elements to build beautiful emails faster. Elements help you build beautiful emails from scratch in a fraction of the time. Instead of assembling every block by hand, you can drag in a pre-designed section — an announcement, a button, an image layout, and more — and then customize it to fit your content and style. You can also save your own elements to reuse across all your emails and automations. *** ## Finding Elements In the drag-and-drop email editor, open the **Elements** tab in the sidebar (alongside Styles, Footer, and Templates). You'll see two areas: * **Pre-built Elements** — a library of ready-made sections, grouped by category * **Saved Elements** — the elements you and your team have saved To add an element, drag it from the sidebar onto your email canvas, just like you would a block. Once it's in your email, every part of it is fully editable — change the text, colors, images, links, and spacing to make it your own. *** ## Pre-built Elements Pre-built elements are organized into categories so you can quickly find the right starting point: * **Announcements** — eye-catching sections for events, news, and calls to action * **Buttons** — styled buttons and button groups * **Images** — image-focused layouts * **Article** — text-and-image layouts for longer-form content * **Icons** — social and contact icon rows * **Highlights** — sections for featuring a key piece of content Pick a category to browse its options, then drag the one you like into your email. *** ## Saving Your Own Elements Anything you build can be saved as an element and reused later. This is perfect for content you reach for again and again — a standard volunteer sign-up section with a button and social links, an email signature block with a photo and contact details, or a consistent header for your weekly newsletter. Build it once, save it, and it's ready in the sidebar whenever you need it. There are two ways to save an element: * **Save a single block** — select a block, then click the **Save** button at the bottom of its editor panel in the sidebar. * **Save multiple blocks** — select two or more blocks, then click **Save as Element**. In both cases, you'll be asked to give your element a **name** (up to 60 characters) so you can find it later. A single element can contain up to 100 blocks. Once saved, it appears under **Saved Elements** in the sidebar. Saved elements are shared across your whole organization, so anyone on your team can drop them into their own emails and automations. *** ## Managing Saved Elements In the **Saved Elements** section of the sidebar you can: * **Search** your saved elements by name * **Drag** any saved element into your email * **Delete** an element you no longer need by hovering over it and clicking the trash icon Deleting a saved element only removes it from your library — it doesn't change any emails that already use its content. *** ## Tips * Save the sections you use most (sign-up blocks, signatures, headers, footers) so your team always starts from the same on-brand building blocks. * After dragging in a pre-built element, swap in your own images and update the text and links — the layout and styling do the heavy lifting for you. * Combine elements with [email templates](/emails/email-templates): templates give you a full starting email, while elements let you drop in individual reusable sections wherever you need them.