Insert a low-code module &mdash; a Blog, Calendar, Datatable, or other [module](/modules/) already built for this website.

<p><img src="../../../images/websites/pages/rail-module.png" alt="Module icon in the component palette"></p>

While editing a page, find the vertical icon rail on the left edge of the page canvas. Module is the fourth icon from the top.

Drag it onto an empty region of the canvas. This opens **Select Module**.

<p><img src="../../../images/websites/pages/select-module-picker.png" alt="Select Module picker" class="border"></p>

**Name** | **Description**
:--- | ---
Search module | Filter the list by name.
[Add Module](#quick-add) | Create a new module on the spot if the one you need doesn't exist yet.
Results list | [Modules](/modules/) that already exist for this website, with their name and location.
Preview pane | Selecting a module previews its details before you commit.
Choose | Insert the selected module at the drop location.

!!! Note:
When dragging elements into the content area, make sure the Dynamic Div where you want to place the element is selected. The selected Dynamic Div will be highlighted in light blue.
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## Quick Add

If nothing in the list fits, click **+ Add Module** to create one without leaving the page. This is a lighter version of the full [Add Module](/modules/add-module/) form.

<p><img src="../../../images/websites/pages/quickadd-module.png" alt="Quick Add Module form" class="border"></p>

**Name** | **Description**
:--- | ---
Name | The module's internal name. Lowercase, letters/numbers/hyphens only.
Module Picker | Pick a prebuilt module type (Blog, Calendar, Alert, News, Quick Links, Slider) to start from its ready-made schema, or choose Custom Module to design your own fields from scratch.
Insert | Creates the module and returns you to **Select Module** with it selected.

!!! Note:
Choosing Custom Module replaces the picker with a full schema builder &mdash; a Module Template upload, AI-assisted Quick Schema Ideas, and a field-by-field Schema Builder. That's the same tool used by the standalone [Add Module](/modules/add-module/) page; see it for the full walkthrough.
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