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# How to Add Components from the Marketplace
Extend the capabilities of your app by installing some components from our component marketplace!
*Skill Level: Beginner*
## Before You Begin
* Have a basic understanding of [Screens and Components](/component-basics.md)
* You do not need a paid Adalo plan to use this feature
## Walkthrough
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**1.)** While in the Adalo Builder, click the big plus sign 
in the top left corner
**2.)** Enter "Marketplace" in the search bar, then click **Explore Marketplace.** You can also scroll to the bottom of the components list to find the Marketplace.
**3.)** Find a component you want to use in the list and click **Install**, then click **Done**
**4.)** Back in the components list, you can find the new component in the **Installed** section dropdown, or you can also search for it in the search bar to find it a bit quicker.
**5.)** Click and drag the component onto the desired screen.
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## Learn More
* You can also uninstall components if you determine they are not needed by following Step 3 in this guide. Instead of clicking **Install**, the button will be changed to **Uninstall**.
* Only free to use components are currently available in the component marketplace, however there are many third party component developers that make paid components as well such as [nocodemonkey.io](https://nocodemonkey.io), [complab.io](https://complab.io), [visualdev.studio](https://visualdev.studio), and [pragmaflow.com](https://pragmaflow.com)
## Help
If you need additional help with this article, you can always ask in our[ community forum](https://forum.adalo.com/)! Be sure to paste the link to this article in your post as well!
Do you have a tutorial or help doc request? [Let us know!](https://ideas.adalo.com/tutorial-requests)
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