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# Custom field
### How to create your first custom field!
1. Go to any of the **Script**, **Media review**, or **Creative** tables and click the "**+**" in the last column;
2. If you create a new field, name the field and choose the field type;
* There are 6 types to choose from - "**Single Choice**", "**Multiple Choice**", "**Date**", "**Personnel**", "**Text**", and "**Number**",
* You can add the description for this newly created field;
3. Add option;
4. You can also select from the recommended field or import from your library;
5. Click "**Create new**";
6. Repeat the above steps to create more custom fields.
For how to create field customization respectively in the **Script**, **Media review**, and **Creative tables**, please check:
✍️ Add custom fields to script table📸 Add custom fields to media review table🔍 Add custom fields to creative table
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