# Folder Templates

Folder templates for when you leverage the same folder structure repeatedly. This is most comment for projects that follow a given folder structure for every new project that gets spun up. At the moment, folder templates only support a set folder structure, and cannot also include files.

### Creating folder templates

1. From within a Drive, create a desired folder structure within a parent folder, or navigate to an already existing folder structure contained within a parent folder
2. Right-click on the parent folder containing the desired folder structure
3. Select **Save as folder template**
4. Color-code and name your template
5. Add an optional description so people know what the template is used for
6. Save to Workspace if the template should be usable across any/all Drives within your Workspace.
7. Click **Create Template** to Save

### Using a folder template

From within a Drive

1. Navigate within the folder hierarchy to where the folder should go
2. Right-click and hover over **Create new folder**
3. Select your template from the fly out menu

### Manage existing folder templates

#### Drive-level templates

1. Right-click on a Drive
2. Click **View Folder Templates**
3. Rename or delete your Drive-level folder templates

#### Workspace-level templates

1. Go to Settings > General > Folder Templates
2. Click **Manage Folder Templates**
3. Rename or delete your Workspace-level folder templates


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