This image shows the Browse All Shapes page (a pop-up over the Create compute instance page).
There is a banner at the top with a Menu icon, a search icon, a regions drop-down list, and icons for Cloud Shell, announcements, help, languages, and user profile.

There is text "A shape (this is a link) is a template that determines the number of CPUs, amount of memory, and other resources allocated to a newly created instance."

Under instance type there are two tiles:
--Virtual Machine with text "A virtual machine is an independent computing environment that runs on top of physical bare metal hardware." This is selected.
--Bare Metal with text "A bare metal compute instance gives you dedicated physical server access for highest performance and strong isolation."

Under shape series there are four tiles:
--AMD, Flexible OCPU count, AMD processors
--Intel, Flexible OCPU count, Intel processors (selected)
--Ampere, Arm-based processors
--Specialty and previous generation, Earlier generation AMD and Intel standard shapes. Always Free. Dense I/O, CPU, and HPC shapes.

Under Image: Oracle Linux 8, there is a table with columns headings Shape Name, OCPU,and Network Bandwidth.
There are five rows in the table.
--VM.Optimized3.Flex
--VM.Standard2.1 (selected). It has 1 OCPU, and 15 GB Memory.
--Local disk: Block storage only (this is a divider)
--VM.Standard2.2
--VM.Standard2.4

There are buttons Select shape (surrounded by a red border) and Cancel.