# Message Queue's

The Queue List feature enhances the management and visibility of message queues within the WaSnap  application. It provides users with a centralized dashboard or interface to view and manage the different queues used across various components or services.

### **Create Queues:**&#x20;

Users can create multiple queues to categorize their messages. For example, they can create separate queues for Text With messages, Text With Images, Only Images and Send with Loaction Messages from specific contacts.

1. **Message Send Text With Message:**
   * This feature allows users to send text-based messages to their contacts or groups within WaSnap .
   * Users can type their message in a text input field and then send it to the intended recipient by tapping the send button.
   * Text messages can include emojis.
2. **Message Send Text with Image:**
   * This feature enables users to send messages containing both text and images simultaneously.
   * Users can compose a message by typing text in the input field and attaching an image from their device's and choose image.
3. **Message Send with Only Image:**
   * With this feature, users can send messages consisting solely of images without accompanying text.
   * Users can select an image from their device's and choose image then update,  functionality within WaSnap .
4. **Message Send with Location:**
   * This feature enables users to share their current location with others via a message in WaSnap .
   * Users can access the location-sharing functionality within the chat interface and choose to send their current location or a specific location on the map.
   * When sent, the message includes a map view displaying the user's location or the selected location pin.

These four message sending features enhance communication within WaSnap by offering users various ways to express themselves and share information with others effectively. Whether it's through text, images, or location sharing, users can choose the most suitable format for their messages based on context and content.
