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How to Create a Project

Learn how to create a project in AVstudio—start from scratch, clone an existing one, or use community and personal templates.

There are several ways to start a project in AVstudio. You can create a new one from scratch, duplicate an existing project, or start with a template. This guide walks you through each option.

Create a New Project from Scratch​

To start fresh:

  • Click the + New Project button in the top-right corner of your dashboard.
  • In the Create New Project window:
    • Enter your desired project name
    • Choose a theme from the dropdown menu
  • Click Add new project to finish.

Create new project modal

Note

New projects are saved under the My Projects section in the sidebar.

Clone an Existing Project​

You can duplicate any of your existing projects as a starting point.

  • Go to the My Projects panel
  • Hover over a project and click the ☰ (hamburger) menu
  • Select Clone Project

Clone project from project menu

Note

The cloned project will appear in your list with the original name followed by _clone. You can rename it at any time.

Use Community or Personal Templates​

You can also create a new project by cloning a predefined template.

Clone a Community Template​

  • Expand the Community Templates section in the sidebar
  • Select a template
  • Click Clone to my Projects

Clone community template into your projects

Note

The new project will appear in your list with the name of the template followed by _clone.

Clone a Personal Template​

  • Expand the My Templates section (if available)
  • Select a saved template
  • Click Clone to my Projects
Note

This works the same way as community templates, and you can rename the project after cloning.

Summary​

You can create a new AVstudio project in three ways:

👉 Start from scratch using the + New Project button

👉 Clone an existing project from your My Projects list

👉 Use a template from the Community Templates or My Templates sections

Each method helps you jumpstart your design workflow—whether you're building something new or reusing past work.