> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.overthereality.ai/over-web-builder/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.overthereality.ai/over-web-builder/resources/projects.md).

# Projects

The **Projects** section is where you manage all your projects within the OVER Web Builder. It is organized into three tabs, each providing a different view of your projects depending on their status.

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## Tabs Overview

### **Published**:&#x20;

This tab displays all the projects that have been published and are currently live. For each project, you can click on the three-dot menu to access the following options:

* **Download Project File**: Download a .ovr file of the current project.
* **Use as Template**: Create a new project by cloning the existing one.
* **Unpublish**: Remove the project from live status, returning it to a draft state.
* **Delete**: Permanently delete the project.

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### **Drafts**

Here, you'll find all your projects that are still in draft mode. In the three-dot menu for each project, you have the following options:

* **Download Project File**: Download the project as a .ovr file.
* **Rename**: Change the name of the draft.
* **Edit**: Open the project in the editor to continue working on it.
* **Delete**: Permanently remove the draft.

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### **Builder 1.0**

This tab contains projects created with the previous version of the Web Builder (1.0). You can import these projects into the current version by clicking on the three-dot menu and selecting **Import**. This will automatically convert the project for use in the current builder.

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### Importing Projects:

In the top-right corner, you'll find the **Import** button. When clicked, it opens a popup with two options:

* **WEB BUILDER 1.0**: Import projects created with Web Builder 1.0 by selecting a .ovr project file.
* **WEB BUILDER 2.0**: Import projects created with the current version of Web Builder 2.0 using a .ovr project file.

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This section allows you to keep track of all your published and draft projects, as well as import projects from older versions of the builder.
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