# Move a document

Wonderly lets you move a document so it appears in the location that best fits your workflow. You can move it between workspaces, into folders, or attach it to a project.

### Move a document using the document menu

1. Open the Wonderly Doc you want to move.
2. Click the **three dots (⋯)** in the top-right corner of the document.
3. Select **Move** **to** from the menu.
4. In the **Move** panel, browse and select the new destination.

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**Expected outcome**: The document now appears in its new location in the sidebar.

#### Field reference

* **Workspace** – The top-level location for your documents; moving a doc here changes the workspace it belongs to.
* **Folder** – A container inside a workspace for organizing documents.
* **Project** – Associates the document with a project in the Client Work hub.

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**FAQ**

**Can I move multiple documents at once?** No, for now you can only move them individually.

**Will moving a document break links or attachments?** No, all links, attachments, and project associations remain intact when you move the document.

**Will my team still have access after moving a document?** Yes, as long as the document is moved to a folder, project, or workspace where your team members have access; otherwise, they won’t be able to access it.

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