• Head over to the Adalo editor dashboard.
• Hit the “+” button on the left sidebar to bring up the list of components.
• Type “Image Editor” in the search bar to find it.
• Drag and drop the Image Editor component onto the screen where you want it.

• After placing the Image Editor component, click on it to open its settings panel.
• In the settings panel, you'll see an option to add an image.
  • Click “Choose image” to upload one from your computer.
  • Or, select an existing image from your app’s database by setting up a database collection.

• Set up various options for the Image Editor:
  • Default Image Source: Decide if you want to upload a default image or link one from a database collection.
  • Image Interaction: Turn on or off the ability for users to rotate, scale, or crop the image.
  • Toolbar Options: Pick the tools you want in the toolbar (e.g., crop, rotate, filter).

• With the Image Editor component still selected, scroll down to the “Actions” section in the settings panel.
  • Add actions like “Save Image” or “Navigate to another screen” based on what users do.
  • Set up the actions so they save the edited image back to the database or do other related tasks.

• Click on the styling tab in the settings panel.
  • Adjust width, height, padding, and margins to make it fit nicely within your app’s design.
  • Customize the look by changing the border, shadow, and background color properties.

• Save your changes and preview the app using the preview button at the top right corner of the Adalo editor.
• Play around with the Image Editor component to make sure it works as expected.
  • Check that images can be uploaded, edited, and saved.
  • Make sure actions tied to the component work smoothly.

• Once you're happy with the component integration and testing, go ahead and publish your app.
• Click the “Publish” button to make the changes live for everyone.

And there you have it! You've successfully integrated Adalo’s Image Editor component into your app.