> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://resources.latex-cloud-studio.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Projects, Files & Templates

> Create projects, use templates, upload files, import ZIP archives, and manage project structure in LaTeX Cloud Studio.

<Info>
  **Status**: Live\
  **Last reviewed**: March 8, 2026\
  **Applies to**: Project creation and file-management workflows
</Info>

LaTeX Cloud Studio supports multiple ways to start a project and manage its files once you are inside the editor.

## Start a Project

You can currently start work by:

* Creating a blank project
* Starting from a documentation template
* Uploading an existing LaTeX project
* Importing a ZIP archive
* Importing a GitHub repository through the GitHub flow

## File Management

Inside a project you can:

* Organize files and folders
* Upload source files and assets
* Search project contents
* Open version history and snapshots
* Export project contents as a ZIP when you need a portable backup

## Templates

The public docs currently expose starter templates for:

* [Article](/templates/article)
* [Thesis](/templates/thesis)
* [CV](/templates/cv)
* [Presentation](/templates/presentation)

## Migration Notes

<Warning>
  This public docs set does **not** currently document a direct "connect your Overleaf account" migration flow as a shipped capability. If you are moving an existing project today, use a ZIP-based transfer or GitHub where appropriate.
</Warning>

## Good Next Steps

* Research workflow: [Knowledge Base](/product/knowledge-base) and [AI Research Agent](/product/ai-research-agent)
* New project flow: [Getting Started with LaTeX Cloud Studio](/getting-started/cloud-studio)
* Team workflow: [Collaboration, Comments & History](/product/collaboration-comments-and-history)
* Repository workflow: [GitHub Sync & Import/Export](/product/github-sync-import-export)
* Task guide: [Start a Project and Import Files](/product/tasks/start-a-project-and-import-files)
