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# Find Image Position

This activity is used to find the position of a user-specified image on the screen.

### Input

* **Accuracy:** [`String Argument`](/getting-started/rpa-studio/arguments.md#types-of-arguments) <mark style="color:red;">`Required`</mark>\
  Specifies a measurement value that determines the level of accuracy of the image to be searched for.
* **Profile:**\
  Specifies the type of Image Detection algorithm to be used. The available options are:
  * `Basic`
  * `Enhanced`
* **Image:** <mark style="color:red;">`Required`</mark>\
  Specifies the file path of the target image whose position is to be retrieved.
* **Offset:**\
  The X and Y offset will be added to the middle point of the found image. A positive X value moves to the right, and a positive Y value moves to the bottom. Negative values move to the opposite direction.

### Configure

* **Mode:**\
  Specifies the mode. The available options are:
  * `Auto` - If selected, the activity will take a screenshot of the topmost window.
  * `TopMostWindow` - If selected, the activity will either use the UI Element Selector or Desktop Area Rectangle to take the screenshot.

### Area Settings

* **UI Element Selector:** [`DesktopElement Argument`](/getting-started/rpa-studio/arguments.md#types-of-arguments)\
  Select a UI Element or Window on the screen. Either the **Desktop Area** or the **UI Element Selector** properties should have input values that specify the area in which the specified image may appear.
* **Desktop Area:**\
  Specify an area (x,y,width,height) in Desktop. Either the **Desktop Area** or the **UI Element Selector** properties should have input values that specify the area in which the specified image may appear. Units in pixels.

### Output

* **Image Position:**\
  Specifies the position of the target image.

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