# 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&#x20;
2. Then click on the settings icon&#x20;
3. This will open the panel in the left side.
4. Under Link Type -> Choose -> Scroll To
5. Then Under Scroll To Point&#x20;
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&#x20;
8. **You're done.**

![](/files/mrpEQmtxktU8asBLoVQh)


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