> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.chat.quickwork.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.chat.quickwork.co/message-templates/carousel.md).

# Carousel

The carousel template lets you display *n* number of cards which you can be viewed by swiping from right to left. These cards can be images that can express product information, sightseeing to-dos, or property you are interested in:

![](/files/-M353ZkM-UmgJ-IeyOpi)

With a carousel, you can add more detailed information to your images such as a title and description. Additionally, you can add multiple buttons which direct the user to, say a web portal or any web page or maybe even trigger a consequent action.

## Carousel elements

* **Image URL:** Add the URL of an image(s) that you want to be shown in this response
* **Title:** Give a name to each of your cards
* **Description**: Add a short description supporting the title
* **Buttons**: Add buttons that can be programmed to trigger specific actions depending on how they are configured

Each carousel card contains two types of buttons:

1. **Postback button**: Clicking a postback button will trigger an action intended with the carousel card. E.g., providing additional information related to the carousel card:

![Figure 2: The postback response](/files/-M353l6KQdwJWZkFY3ki)

&#x20;      2\. **Web URL button**: Clicking a web URL button will redirect you to a \
&#x20;          website of which URL is embedded with the button.


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