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# Create Custom Fields
Step 1: Click on the "Create custom field" button
You can create custom fields by picking a unique name and choosing the right data type. This helps you organize and manage your info just the way you want it!
Step 2: Creating Custom Fields
To create a Custom Field, name it, choose the data type, add or delete lines as needed, and click "Create" to finalize.
The Data type **dropdown** lets you select the format for your custom field, such as text, number, date, or choice, ensuring it suits your specific data requirements.
The Data type **Radio button** allows you to select the format of your custom field, such as text, number, or date, by choosing one option that best fits your data needs.
The Data type **Link** allows you to create a field that stores URLs or hyperlinks, enabling users to input and access web addresses directly from the field.
The Data type **Checkbox** allows you to create a field with options that users can select by checking or unchecking boxes, typically used for binary choices.
You have now created a new Custom Field! If you need to find a Custom Field out of the ones you have created, you can use the filter options to narrow down your search. Click "Next" to see how.
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