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# New Carousel Item Collection

## Overview

This action helps you create engaging carousels within your Salesforce flows. The [Avonni Carousel component](/flow/flow-components/carousel.md) is a great way to showcase multiple items, such as images or product information, in an interactive and visually appealing format.

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## How it Helps

Imagine you want to display a series of product images with descriptions in your flow. This action allows you to easily create a carousel that users can interact with, flipping through the different products to learn more.

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## When to Use It

This action is perfect for:

* **Showcasing multiple items in a visually engaging way.**
* **Creating interactive presentations or product showcases.**
* **Highlighting key information or features.**
* **Improving the user experience by making information easily accessible.**

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## Example

To create a product showcase carousel:

1. **Configure the Action:** Provide a label for the action collection (e.g., "Product Showcase Carousel").
2. **Add Carousel Items:** For each item, specify the title, description, and image source.
3. **Connect to Carousel:** In your flow, connect this action collection to an Avonni Carousel component.

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## Key Considerations

* **Carousel Customization:** Explore the customization options available for the Avonni Carousel component to tailor its appearance and behavior.
* **Image Optimization:** Use optimized images to ensure fast loading times.
* **Mobile Responsiveness:** Test the carousel on different screen sizes to ensure it works well on mobile devices.


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