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# Move Project Folder
## Managing and sharing projects in folders
In Archisketch, you can organize and share projects by folder.\
Projects organized into folders can be managed efficiently, and you can also share them by folder with the users you want.
If you click a folder name, you can view projects by organized folder.\
Of course, if you click All Projects at the top, you can see all projects at a glance without folder separation.
## How to use folder features
#### Create a folder
* Click the \[New Folder] button on the screen.
* Enter a folder name and save it to create a new folder.
#### Put projects into a folder
* Single move:
* Click the project's \[More] button.
* Select \[Move to Folder] to move it to the folder you want.
Multiple move:
* Select multiple projects.
* In the top menu, press \[Move to Folder] to move them all at once to the desired folder.
#### Manage folders
* Click the \[More] button to the right of the folder name.
* Manage folders by selecting features such as creating subfolders, renaming, deleting, and sharing.
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