# Save section templates

Blog Studio comes with a cool feature that allows you to save the sections for later use. Follow the steps below on how to save sections of your article.

1\. In the Blog Studio editor, find the **section** you want to save.

2\. Click the **Section Settings** icon on the right.

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3\. In the pop-up panel, click the **Save Section** button.

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4\. Apply a **Section Title** and click to upload an **Image**.

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5\. Click the **Save to 'My Sections'** button.

Voila, all done! The section template you just created will be saved in **My Sections** under the Sections menu.

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