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# SharinPix Import Files
The **SharinPix Import Files** component allows users to import Salesforce files onto a SharinPix album.
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**Information:**
This feature is only available on Lightning. It can be used:
* On Page Builder
* On Desktop
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## Getting Started
To use the **SharinPix Import Files** component, you simply need to drag and drop the component from the Lightning App Builder onto your page layout.
## Lightning Component Parameters
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* **Button Label:** Used to specify the button label.
* **Include Attachments:** Used to enable/disable attachment imports. ***Note:** This will consume API requests.*
## Demo
The picture below depicts the **SharinPix Import Files** component and an empty **SharinPix Album**:
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The picture below shows the import file modal upon clicking on the **Import Salesforce Files into SharinPix Album** button:
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The picture below shows the import file modal with the selected files. Click on the **Import Selection** button to import the files.
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The picture below depicts the imported files on the SharinPix Album component.
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**Note:**
For the **SharinPix Import Files component** to work, the **ImportFilesController** Apex class needs to be assigned to the users.
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