# Dashboard Editor Overview

Once you’ve created a new dashboard, it’s time to customize it to suit your analysis needs. Glint’s dashboard editor is designed with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface and powerful configuration options, making it easy to design a layout that brings your onchain insights to life.

You’ll see a blank canvas in the center and a vertical panel on the right with various portlet types (Bar Chart, Pie Chart, Text, Image, and more).

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This interface is where you’ll design and customize your dashboard. Below is a quick overview of the main elements:

#### **Dashboard Title**

At the top, you’ll see **New Dashboard**. Click it to rename your dashboard at any time.

#### **Select Categories**

Below the title, there’s a **Select Categories** button. Use it to assign relevant tags (e.g., NFT, DAO, DeFi) to keep your dashboards organized.

#### **Canvas**

The center area is your main workspace, where you’ll place and arrange portlets.

#### **Right-Side Panel**

On the right, you’ll find a list of available portlet types (e.g., Bar Chart, Text, Image). Click any portlet to add it to your canvas.

#### **Layout Toggles**

At the bottom of the screen, two toggles let you show or hide portlet boundaries and the designer grid. Enabling these can help you align your portlets more precisely.

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#### **Available Portlets**

On the right side of the My New Dashboard overview screen, you’ll see a panel with these portlet (widget) types you can add to your dashboard. Portlets are grouped into three categories: Charts, Network, Dynamic, and Static.

#### **Charts**

* Line Chart
* Bar Chart&#x20;
* Pie Chart&#x20;
* Area Chart&#x20;
* Scatter Chart&#x20;
* Race Chart

#### **Network Graphs**

* Bubble Map
* Sankey Chart
* Dependency Wheel

#### **Dynamic**

* Value (Dynamic column value)

#### **Static**

* Text (Static text)
* Image (Static image)
* Frame (Simple frame)

Use these portlets to visualize your data, display values that update dynamically, or add fixed elements like text and images. In the next sections, we’ll show you how to add, move, and customize each one.


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