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Welcome to the React Diagram tutorial. In this video you will learn how to add and customize a Symbol Palette in the Synfusion React Diagram Component. Look at this example. You see the Symbol Palette is rendered to the left side of the diagram. It contains nodes and connectors, you can drag and drop into the Diagram component to create diagrams. To create this, Iamp;#39;m going to use an existing React application in which I have added the Syncfusion React Diagram component with height and width properties. I have imported the Diagram component from the Syncfusion ej2-react-diagrams package. The required styles were added for a better appearance. Follow the link provided in the card above or the description below to learn the basics of adding the Syncfusion Diagram component to a React app. Now I will run this application using the npm start command. The diagram canvas renders with the defined height and width. Next, I will show you how to add the Symbol palette. First import this Sy