# Collections

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### K**ey Benefits**

* Organize projects into named groups so you can find them quickly.
* Automatic collections group your projects by type with no setup needed.
* Add or remove projects from collections directly from the editor.

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### How to Create a Collection

1. Go to the **Projects** page.
2. Click the **Collections** tab.
3. Click **Create new collection**.
4. Give your collection a name (for example, "Homepage variants") and click **Next**.
5. Select the projects you want to include and click **Create**.

To manage an existing collection, just click its card to open it and make the changes.&#x20;

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### How it works

The Collections tab shows a grid of cards, each with a 2x2 thumbnail preview, the collection name, and a project count.

**Custom collections** are ones you build yourself. Name it, pick your projects, and it shows up in your grid. A project can belong to more than one collection, so there's no need to choose.

**Automatic collections** are created by Maker based on your project types. These show up alongside your custom collections and require zero setup:

* **AI+ content** — projects created with AI+ enhanced content mode
* **Makeovers** — projects created with the makeover tool
* **Image gen** — projects created with image generation
* **Video gen** — projects created with video generation
* **Figma imports** — projects imported from Figma

They appear once you have at least one project of that type and update on their own.

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#### Managing a Collection

From a collection's detail view, you can:

* **Rename it** — click the pencil icon next to the collection name.
* **Edit projects** — click the edit button to add or remove projects.
* **Start a new project** — click "Create project" and it's automatically added to that collection.
* **Delete it** — click the delete button. Your projects are not affected.

**Adding a project from the editor:** Click the project title in the top-left of the editor. The dropdown includes a Collections submenu where you can toggle which collections the project belongs to.

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### Tips

* Custom and automatic collections are sorted alphabetically together in the grid.
* Use the search bar to filter collections by name (3-character minimum).
* The Likes tab is now part of the main Project page — it's the third tab, right alongside Projects and Collections.
* When you create a project from inside a collection, it's added to that collection automatically.

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### FAQ

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<summary><strong>Can a project be in more than one collection?</strong></summary>

Yes. A project can belong to as many collections as you want. You can add it from the editor's project title dropdown or by editing the collection directly.

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<summary><strong>Does deleting a collection delete the projects inside it?</strong></summary>

No. Deleting a collection only removes the grouping. All projects that were inside it stay in your projects list untouched.

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<summary><strong>What are automatic collections?</strong></summary>

Automatic collections are created by Maker based on your project types. For example, if you have projects imported from Figma, a "Figma imports" collection appears automatically. You don't need to create or manage them since they update on their own.

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<summary><strong>Can I edit or delete automatic collections?</strong></summary>

No. Automatic collections are managed by Maker and reflect your actual projects. If you want a custom grouping, you can always create your own collection.

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<summary><strong>Where did the Likes page go?</strong></summary>

Likes are now the third tab on the Products page, right alongside Projects and Collections. All your liked projects are still there.

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