> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sharinpix.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sharinpix.com/best-practices/images-features-in-your-salesforce-flow.md).

# Images features in your Salesforce Flow

Most of the SharinPix components are available in Salesforce flow and can be added to Flow screens.

For each component, a description indicating its availability on Page Builder, Community, Flow and more is available in its corresponding article.

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The SharinPix components are listed here: [Overview of the SharinPix Lightning Components](/documentation/lightning-web-component/overview-of-the-sharinpix-lightning-components.md)

**Best Practice is to use the SharinPix Components in Flows:**

If you only need to upload one picture and apply a specific tag to it, you should use the [SharinPix Single Image](/documentation/lightning-web-component/sharinpix-single-image.md)

If you need to upload multiple pictures and apply the same tag to all of them, you can either use the [SharinPix Album](/documentation/lightning-web-component/sharinpix-album.md) or the smaller [SharinPix Upload Button](/documentation/lightning-web-component/sharinpix-upload-button.md). Both can be personalized using a [SharinPix Permission object](/documentation/access-and-security/sharinpix-permission-object-how-to-create-and-assign-custom-permission.md) on which you can set the required abilities/features and the tags which can be applied.

To enable the usage of a flow in Field Service, you should use a clickable text that will handle a deeplink URL. To implement this, refer to the following article: [Integration of SharinPix App with SFS (FSL) App using Flows](/documentation/integrations/salesforce-field-service/integration-of-sharinpix-app-with-sfs-fsl-app-using-flows.md)

Last but not least if you have mobile users using the Salesforce mobile App, you may want them to have a quick access to great features even without good connectivity. To make this happen, you can rely on the SharinPix mobile App, which can be launched from a specific record and with a specific behaviour using the [SharinPix Mobile Launcher](/documentation/lightning-web-component/sharinpix-mobile-launcher.md).


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