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# Save Your Measurement

After you stop measuring, your completed floor plan will appear on screen.

Your measurement is **not saved automatically**, so you must save the project before leaving the screen.

### Save the Measurement

To save your floor plan:

1. Tap **File** in the bottom navigation.
2. Tap **Save**.

Under **Save Measurement To**, choose where the measurement will be stored.

You can either select an **existing project folder** or create a **new project folder**.

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### Save to an Existing Project Folder

1. Tap the **project folder** you want to save the measurement in.
2. Tap **Continue**.
3. Enter a **name for the Project File**.
4. Tap **Confirm**.

Your measurement will now be saved inside the selected project folder.

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### Create a New Project Folder

If you want to organise measurements into a new folder:

1. Tap the **+ icon**.
2. Enter a **name for the New Project Folder**.
3. Tap **Continue**.
4. Enter a **name for the Project File**.
5. Tap **Confirm**.

The measurement will now be saved inside the new project folder.

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### Important

Saving your measurement allows you to:

* Reopen the floor plan later
* Continue editing the layout
* Add additional rooms
* Export the project

If the measurement is not saved, it may be lost when leaving the screen.


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