> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.maker.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.maker.co/features/components.md).

# Components

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### **Save a component to a style guide**

1. Open the project.
2. Click **Project options** (the dropdown next to the project name in the top-left).
3. Select **View components**.
4. In the left sidebar, choose a component, then click **Save to style guide** (top-right).
5. Pick the style guide to save it to.

Next time you create a project from that style guide, it will automatically include all components saved to it.

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### **Reuse components**

1. In your project, click the **+** next to the prompt field and select **“Insert component.”**
2. Choose the source for the component:
   * **Current project**
   * **Another project**
   * **Current style guide** (if the project uses one)
3. Browse the available components, select the one you want, and click **“Insert into project.”**
4. Optionally, refine the prompt to specify where to insert the component or any changes you’d like to make.

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### **Adding a component that exists in a project but isn’t available to insert**

1. Open the project.
2. Click **Project options** (next to the project name in the top-left).
3. Click **View components**.
4. Review the list. If a component is missing, click **Select element from project** (top-right).
5. In the preview, click the element you want to extract.


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