# Importing / recovering a project

nuken allows you to save your project as a `.html` file on your device. You can import this file into your workspace the next time you open nuken or want to start a new project. Check out the opened menu below.

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### Import project

Opens a system dialog box. Select your file from the menu (maybe it's that `index.html` you were working on yesterday). If everything checks out, nuken will load your project into your workspace. From there, you can continue working on it as if nothing happened. 😎

### Use template

This opens the **Template Menu**. Here, you can browse your installed **nuken Templates.** You can also enter the link to an online template pack and use that if you want.&#x20;

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nuken Templates allow you to load custom projects into your workspace easily. No files to look for, nothing to configure - just one click and you're good to go.

You can also pay the template creator a visit, or view their source code directly.

### Recover lost work

Maybe you forgot to save your work, or saved a project to memory. In this case, try visiting the **Recovery Menu.** nuken will automatically save your work to the **Recovery Menu** at a set interval, so you can pick up right where you left off. However, you should get into the habit of actually saving your work fairly frequently - sometimes nuken didn't have a chance to save anything, or the setting is disabled. This option should really be used as a last-ditch effort.

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If you don't like this feature, toggle it on or off entirely in the **Settings Menu** (in the **Workspace** section).
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