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# Project Settings

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In <mark style="color:$success;">**Project Settings**</mark> you can update details about the project, including the *Name* and *Version*. The Version is used in the [Version Stamp](/docs/design/templates-design-your-cards/layers/version-stamp.md) Layer.

The *Project Thumbnail* is optional, and is used in the "Projects" view.

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## Storage Mode

Projects are stored on the cloud, but here you can *Switch to Local Folder...* to move your Project content to your drive. Alternatively, you can move a local project back to the cloud.

Once a project is local, it will not be stored in the cloud, and you will be responsible for all file management.

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## Export & Import

Exporting a project will include a manifest (JSON) and all project content including shapes and images.

Importing a package will replace the existing project with the one you're importing. Be careful!

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## Published Google Sheet

You can set this in the [Decks](/docs/design/decks.md) view as well. This is the Google Sheet linked to this project, which you can import form to set the Card values in your Decks.


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