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# Community Remixes

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### What Are Remixes?

A Remix is a snapshot copy of an existing project at the moment you fork it. It retains all files, settings, and assets, but any changes you make to the Remix do not affect the source project.

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### How to Create a Remix

1. Open the project you want to fork.
2. Click the **•••** menu on the project card or in the editor toolbar.
3. Select **Remix**.
4. The Remix appears under **Projects → Remixes**.

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### Viewing Your Remixes

1. In the left sidebar, click **Projects**.
2. Switch to the **Remixes** tab at the top of the dashboard.
3. Browse and open any Remix to continue editing or share it.

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### Managing Remixes

* **Delete**: Hover → **••** → **Delete** (removes only the Remix).
* **Share**: Open a Remix → click **Share** → copy its URL or embed snippet.

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### Best Practices

* **Experiment safely**: use Remixes to try big UI or feature changes without risk.
* **Template library**: remix polished starter apps to build your own templates.
* **Collaborative forks**: share your Remix link so teammates can remix that version in turn.

With Remixes, you can branch, iterate, and share projects freely—keeping your main builds pristine.

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