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# Multiple Image Block

The **Multiple Image Block** inside **Send Message** allows you to send several images at once in a gallery-style format. Instead of sending images one by one, this block sends multiple images together in a single sequence.

This is useful for sharing **product catalogs, before-and-after results, event highlights, or visual collections**.

#### How to Use the Multiple Image Block

1. Open your **Chat Flow** in the bot builder.
2. Set the **Trigger or Keyword**.
3. Click **Add Node**.
4. Select **Send Message → Multiple Images**.

#### Add Images

You can add images in two ways:

**Static Images**

* Upload images directly from your system.
* Click **Upload Image → Start Upload**.
* Add a **caption** for each image if required.

**Dynamic Images**

* Select a **Dynamic Image Experience**.
* Map the **Data Array**, **Image Link Key**, and **Image Caption Key**.

You can add multiple images and remove any image if it is not required.

5. Click **Save Message**.

Once the trigger is activated, the chatbot will send all selected images together in the chat.

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