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# Use the pre-build SharinPix Album with Chatter Feed
SharinPix allows you to use chatter on specific images with the built-in component, **SharinPix Album with Chatter**.
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**Information:**
The **SharinPix Album with Chatter** component was previously named **SharinPix with Chatter**.
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## Setting up SharinPix Album with Chatter
Edit the page in lightning view.
Once done, search for the **SharinPix Album with Chatter** component and drag and drop the it on the preview page. Click save when done.
## Using the Chatter
**On Images**
You can now go back onto your page and start using the Chatter.\
Click on the image you want to start a discussion on, and click on the **Start a discussion** button on the right side of the component.
**On Annotations**
Chatter can also be used on specific Annotations by click on the annotation, then starting a discussion.
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