# EDITOR

- [Quick Start](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/quick-start.md): This is a quick introduction to Adrapid. Here are four simple steps to help you get from nothing to a finished banner.
- [Library](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/library.md): The Library is where you find all your templates, banners ,media, font and groups.  This is your main hub for all things in adrapid.
- [Groups](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/library/groups.md): This is how you share templates, images and fonts between users.
- [Templates](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/templates.md): Templates are the basic component to create banners.
- [Animations](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/templates/animations.md): Animation is a form of adding movement over time to an object in a template.
- [Items](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/templates/template-items.md): Templates are composed from a list of items.
- [Text](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/templates/template-items/template-text-item.md): Text items represent a text in the template. Can be a title, description, price or any kind of text that needs to be placed in the template.
- [Image](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/templates/template-items/images.md): Image items are images that can be added to any template. We support all the common images type ( jpeg, png, webp, svg )
- [Icons](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/templates/template-items/icons.md): In adrapid we have a big library of icons that you can use just like any other object. These are all svgs and you can change color and scale.
- [Timeline](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/timeline.md): Advanced component to manage animations.
- [Shortcuts](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/shortcuts.md)
- [Group items](https://docs.adrapid.com/editor/group-items.md): It is posible to group items together to apply properties to all of them.


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