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# How to Organize Your Workflows Into Folders

When using workflows, you may want to categorize them to stay organized. Using the Workflow Folders feature will help you stay organized.

**Step 1: Creating Folders**

* Navigate to Workflows
* Click "Create folder" in the top right

![](https://d29l98y0pmei9d.cloudfront.net/article/4783/bb97cf41-28f2-4269-86d8-35cbe337cb87.png)

* In the popup window, name your Folder.
* Save, and it will appear in your list of All Workflows.

**Step 2: Moving Workflows Into Folders**

* Hover next to the name of an existing Workflow to popup the Actions tab.
* Select Move to Folder from the dropdown

![](https://d29l98y0pmei9d.cloudfront.net/article/4783/13225362-f4f5-4095-8a8d-bba405156522.png)

* In the popup window, choose a folder, and Save.

![](https://d29l98y0pmei9d.cloudfront.net/article/4783/972e17bc-0224-49b6-a23c-60d28396078f.png)

***NOTE*****:** You can move a Workflow out of one folder into the general page, or into another folder, following the same process. You can also navigate into a folder and create a Workflow from within the folder to automatically have it saved within that folder.


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