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# Pan & zoom

Pan & Zoom allows you to zoom into a specific area of your demo. This allows you to highlight certain areas of your platform. 

{% hint style="warning" %}
Ensure the call-to-action is placed within the Pan & Zoom window. This prevents any confusion, as the zoom focuses on a specific area. If the call-to-action is outside this area, it may not be visible to your audience.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note, the Pan & Zoom feature is currently only available on screenshot-based captures.
{% endhint %}

### How to use Pan & Zoom:

{% @guideflow/guideflow-embed requestedUrl="<https://app.guideflow.com/player/vkmv979u3k>" %}

* Navigate to the "Call-To-Action" section within your Guideflow editor.
* Toggle the Pan & Zoom option on.
* Once activated, a window will appear in the center of your screen over the demo. This window represents the area of your demo that will be highlighted.
* You can resize this window to cover the specific area you want to zoom into. Just click and drag the corners to make it larger or smaller.
* To move the focus area, simply click and drag the window to the desired location within your demo.
* Click on "Preview" to see how the Pan & Zoom effect will appear to your viewers. This is a great way to ensure that you’re highlighting the intended area effectively.
* If the zoomed area isn't quite right, you can go back and make adjustments. Resize or reposition the window as needed until you’re satisfied with the focus area.


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