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# Upload your design

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1. Select the mockup and then click on **Edit Mockup**.

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2. Click on the **Upload** button under the **Design Tab**.

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3. Upload your design, and once uploaded, it will be visible under **Project Assets**.
4. Next, click on the uploaded design.
5. Your design will get added to the mockup.
6. All changes are automatically saved, so even if you accidentally click on **Back**. You’ll not lose the progress.


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