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title: "New MapTiler interface | Guides"
description: "Intro to the new MapTiler interface and features for existing users."
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> For AI agents: a documentation index is available at [/llms.txt](https://docs-beta-4y5.pages.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of all pages are available by appending .md to any URL.

# New MapTiler interface 🚧

We’ve completely reworked the interface of your MapTiler account and added some major new features. The biggest change is **projects**: instead of keeping maps and data in separate sections by type, you can now group them by purpose. You can also use the same map or dataset in several projects and still maintain it in one place.

This page shows you what’s where, what happened to your existing maps and data, and how to organize them.

## Find your way around

All maps and files containing [map data](https://docs-beta-4y5.pages.dev/guides/how-maps-work/#map-data) are now called **documents**. The left-side panel in your account takes you to:

-   **[Projects](https://docs-beta-4y5.pages.dev/guides/getting-started/projects/)** – groups of documents that belong together. Each of your own maps and datasets lives in one.
-   **[Catalog](https://docs-beta-4y5.pages.dev/guides/getting-started/catalog/)** – ready-made maps and datasets that we create and maintain for you.
-   **All documents** – every document in your account across all projects. Filter them by document type, status, or project to find what you need.
-   **[Credentials](https://docs-beta-4y5.pages.dev/guides/developer/credentials/)** – your API keys and service tokens. You can now assign them to projects.

## Where your maps and data are

In the new UI, sections **Maps**, **Tiles**, and **Data** are gone. You’ll find all your existing maps and datasets in your `First project`.

**Dataset** is now the umbrella term for any [map data](https://docs-beta-4y5.pages.dev/guides/how-maps-work/#map-data) file or container: vector and raster tilesets, vector data, terrain, images, and 3D splat models. So a _tileset_ is one of the dataset types. You’ll see the specific type next to each dataset.

## Organize your content

To get your documents from `First project` into new projects, you have three options:

-   **Move** – the document leaves `First project` and lives in the new one.
-   **Add** – the same document remains in both `First project` and the new project. You can add it to as many projects as you like, and when you edit the document, it changes everywhere.
-   **Copy** – a new independent copy in the new project, separate from the original document.

Moving fits most of your own maps and datasets. To learn what each option does with Catalog and custom documents, see 👉 [Move, add, and copy documents](https://docs-beta-4y5.pages.dev/guides/getting-started/projects/#actions).

Tip

You can keep some or all content in `First project` and just rename it to better fit your needs: click the three-dot button **…** and select **Rename**.

### 1\. Move maps

To move your maps to a new project:

1.  Open your `First project`.
2.  Click the three-dot button **…** on your map to show the menu and select **Move to project**.
3.  In the project selection drop-down, click **Add new project** and give it a name. Confirm and click **Move**.

Repeat for all maps you want to have in a different project. To move _multiple maps at once_, select them first: hover over each map and check the box.

### 2\. Move datasets

When you move your maps, the datasets used by them will move automatically too, so you don’t have to handle them separately. To move any remaining datasets (that aren’t used by a map), follow the same steps as for maps.

Note that you can’t move a dataset that a map staying in `First project` still uses. In that case, we offer to [add](https://docs-beta-4y5.pages.dev/guides/getting-started/projects/#actions) the dataset to the new project instead, so it stays in both.