You can access all the UI components in this menu. You can simply drag&#x26;drop them to your canvas. 
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<h2 id="components"><a aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1" href="#components"></a>Components</h2>
Here is the list of components available in Toolmark Editor. You can find more details about each component on the <a href="/components" title="Component page">Component page</a> 
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<h2 id="tips"><a aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1" href="#tips"></a>Tips</h2>
To effectively use the Component Menu in Toolmark to drag and drop components such as Containers, Elements, Inputs, and AI Inputs into the canvas, ensuring your tool meets both functional requirements and design standards, follow these steps:
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<li>Start with a Plan: Before diving into the Toolmark Editor, have a clear idea of what your tool aims to achieve and how it should look. Sketching a rough layout can help visualize the arrangement of UI components</li>
<li>Access the Toolmark Editor: Navigate to the Toolmark Editor from the main dashboard after logging in. Familiarize yourself with the Editor's layout, including the Canvas, Left Menu, Right Menu, and Top Menu.</li>
<li>Utilize the Left Menu: The Left Menu is your gateway to the components you'll need. Here, you'll find Containers, Elements, Inputs, and AI Inputs among other functionalities. This menu is crucial for accessing the building blocks of your tool.</li>
<li>Drag and Drop Components: From the Left Menu, select the component you need (e.g., a Container, Button, Input Field, or AI Input). Drag it onto the Canvas. This area is where you design your tool by arranging these components to build the interface.</li>
<li>Customize Using the Component Settings Menu: With a component selected on the Canvas, <a href="/editor/settings-menu" title="the Component Settings Menu">the Component Settings Menu</a> on the right will display its settings. This is where you can fine-tune each component's appearance and functionality. Adjust settings such as color, size, margin, and actions (like what happens when a button is clicked). This step is crucial for ensuring each component not only performs its intended function but also aligns with your design standards.</li>
<li>Ensure Cohesive Design with the Style Menu: Access <a href="/editor/style-menu" title="the Style Menu">the Style Menu</a> from the Left Menu to set global styling options for your tool. Here, you can adjust brand colors, base colors, background colors, and the radius of containers and buttons. This ensures a cohesive look and feel across your tool, aligning it with your brand's style guide.</li>
<li>Preview and Iterate: Use <a href="/editor/top-menu" title="the Top Menu">the Top Menu</a> to toggle preview mode on and off. Previewing your changes in real-time allows you to assess both the functionality and the aesthetics of your tool. Make adjustments as needed to ensure that your tool not only meets the functional requirements but also adheres to design standards.</li>
<li>Data Binding and Actions: For components like Inputs and AI Inputs, use <a href="/editor/settings-menu" title="the Component Settings Menu">the Component Settings Menu</a> to bind them to the Data Store or define actions. This makes your tool interactive and capable of performing its intended functions.</li>
<li>Experiment and Refine: Don't hesitate to experiment with different layouts, styles, and functionalities. The Toolmark Editor is designed to be iterative, allowing you to refine your tool until it perfectly meets your needs.</li>
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By following these steps, you can effectively use the "Component Menu" feature in Toolmark to build a tool that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, ensuring it aligns with your brand and meets your users' needs.

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