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# How do I back up or share a config?

Copy the config file from the config folder; sharing is the same file sent to someone else.

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Copy the config file from the config folder; sharing is the same file sent to someone else.
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## Back up

1. Save your config in the ClickGUI (Configs, name it, Save current).
2. Copy the config file from the folder above to somewhere safe.

## Share

Send the same file to the other person. It then appears on their Configs page.

## Restore

Put the file back in the config folder and apply it from the Configs page.

## Notes

* A config includes keybinds. If the other person uses different keys, they can change them after applying.
* Themes and interface settings are not part of a config.

See also [Save and switch configs](/cesium-docs/getting-started/configs.md).


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