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# How to use hotspots
Set up and use hotspots to highlight specific details on an asset
A hotspot is an interactive point you can nplace on an asset to highlight a specific detail or link to related information, giving viewers extra context directly on the image itself, without cluttering the asset with visible text or annotations.
this tutorial goes through how to enable hotspots on an asset type, and how to add one to an asset.
### Enabling hotspots on an asset type
Go to Settings > Data models > Asset types and edit the asset type you want to add hotspots to. Under "Hotspot definitions", add a new difinition and give it a label descriping what the hotspot marks, for example "Feature". Then choose whether it should mark a single "Point" or a broader "Area", and whether "Allow multiple" should be enabled, letting you place more than one hotspot of this definition on the same asset.
Under "Attribute", set up the sub attributes, the hotspot should capture whenever it's used. A "Title and "Description" attributes is often enough to cover the most cases, giving each hotspot a short heading and a longe explanation, but you can add further attributes if a hotspot should carry more information, such as a link to related content.
Once you save, the definition appears on the asset type, ready to be used on its assets.
### Adding a hotspot to an asset
With the definition in place, open the entity page of an asset and click the "Hotspots"-icon to the left of the image preview, then "Add hotspot".
Click on the image where the hotspot should sit, and fill in its details you set up on the definition. It now shows a marker direcktly on the image, and can be edited or removed again the same way it was added.
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