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To organize dashboard panels, you need the **All** privilege for the **Dashboard** feature in {{product.kibana}}.
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## Dashboard grid layout [dashboard-grid-layout]
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## Dashboard grid layout and best practices [dashboard-grid-layout]
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Dashboards use a 48-column grid with rows of fixed height. When you move or resize a panel, it snaps to column and row boundaries on this grid. New panels are created at half width (24 columns) by default.
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### Best practices [arrange-panels-best-practices]
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A few habits keep dashboards scannable and consistent as you add panels:
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Consider the following best practices to keep dashboards scannable as you add panels:
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* **Match panel height to content type.** Single-value metrics and KPIs read well in short, compact panels. Time series, breakdowns, and tables benefit from more vertical space so trends and rows are not cramped.
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* **Keep heights consistent within a row.** When several panels sit side by side, use the same height for all of them. Mismatched heights leave awkward gaps and make the row harder to read.

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