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# Using Scroll Points

**Scroll Points** help you create **linkable points** within a site that can be linked to **internally** (eg. to scroll the browser to a particular section like pricing table or a sign up form), or **externally** to link to a specific part of a site. Here's how to set one up:

### Creating Scroll Points

![](/files/NRzOgwmMZzBlf20xknYR)

1. Click on any `Section` Element in the canvas
2. Then click on the settings icon as mentioned in the picture above
3. Enter any unique name under **ID** textbox \[Under properties tab]
4. Check the scroll point check box
5. **You're done!**

![Creating Scroll Point](/files/ixlg2R0nJeJoknpzb3Yq)

### Adding Link to the Scroll Point

1. Click on any Link element or Link button element in the canvas 
2. Then click on the settings icon 
3. This will open the panel in the left side.
4. Under Link Type -> Choose -> Scroll To
5. Then Under Scroll To Point 
6. You will see the list of unique **ID** name the one you've created as scroll points \[[See this section](#creating-scroll-points)]
7. Choose any one of them -> the one you want to link to 
8. **You're done.**

![](/files/mrpEQmtxktU8asBLoVQh)


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