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# Add a Widget from the Gallery
Use a predefined widget from the Gallery to add quick insights to your report. You can rename the widget, adjust filters, and choose a chart type.
* Gallery widgets are predefined. You can change filters, title, and chart type. You cannot change the data source or grouping.
* The display is limited to the top 10 results.
* Widget-level filters are sticky. They remain when you reopen the report.
* If the preview is empty, widen the filters or select a different widget.
### Screen sections
| Area | Description |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Widget Name | Title that appears on the report tile. You can edit it before adding. |
| Select Widget | Search and choose a predefined widget, for example **Active Issues by Category**, **SLA Trend**, or **Unapproved Licenses**. |
| Filters | Narrow the data for this widget only. Common filters include Application, Severity, Category, and App Tag. Select **Additional filters** to see more options. |
| Preview | Shows a live sample of the widget with the current filters. |
| Chart type | Pick a visualization, for example pie, column, area, or line. |
| Add Widget | Adds the configured widget to the report. |
**To add a widget from the Gallery:**
1. In **Custom Reports**, select **ADD WIDGET > Select from gallery**.
2. In **Select Widget**, choose a predefined widget.
3. In **Widget Name**, enter a clear title.
4. In **Filters**, select the values you need.
5. In **Chart type**, choose the visualization.
6. Review the **Preview**.
7. Select **ADD WIDGET**.
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