> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.themeware.design/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.themeware.design/additional-features/hub/backup.md).

# Backup

The Backup tab gives you an overview of all themes in your ThemeWare® family (base theme + duplicates) – including the sales channel assignment, a direct jump into the configuration and, of course, backing up the theme configuration.

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## Overview & configure

Each theme row shows which sales channel the theme is assigned to (or that it isn't assigned yet). Via **"Configure"** you jump straight into the Theme-Manager for that specific theme – for duplicates that means precisely the theme that is live on the respective sales channel.

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## Create a backup

With the practical **"Copy"** function you back up a theme's configuration with a single click and make manual backups much easier. Expand, copy the JSON, done.

**Step by step:**

1. Find the relevant theme in the backup tab.
2. Expand the theme section.
3. Click "Copy".
   * The theme configuration is now in the clipboard.
4. Paste it into a TXT file and save it.

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## Backup Manager (Add-on)

For details on the Backup Manager's features and pricing, see the Add-ons overview.

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[Backup Manager](/additional-features/add-ons/backup-manager.md)
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{% hint style="info" %}
**You want to create a new duplicate from a source instead?**\
That's what the "Take over configuration" function in the [Variants tab](/additional-features/hub/variants.md) is for. It creates a new theme with the customizations from any ThemeWare® edition (Pro or Cloud) and leaves your existing setup untouched.
{% endhint %}


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