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# Renaming a flow

A naming convention is important. A naming convention is important. A naming con... We just can't stress that enough. It indeed is important to keep your account organised. Your future yourself or your colleagues will thank you for that.

[Knowing that you've learned some of the key features of the Appmixer Studio like exporting flow to an image](/kb/appmixer-studio-features/visual-features/exporting-flow-to-image.md), now it's the right time to learn how to rename a flow.

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Renaming a flow
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Open the flow and click on the "pen" icon next to the current flow name.

![Open the flow and click on the "pencil" icon next to the current flow name](/files/-MfDg_sY6uWXdBgPFLrg)

Now, insert the new name of the flow and click "Rename".

![Insert the new name of the flow and click "Rename"](/files/-MfDh3Dzyse7-izY5alc)

That's it! As simple as it looks, having a clear naming convention is helpful. [Next, we'll show you how to change a name of a component](/kb/appmixer-studio-features/visual-features/renaming-a-component.md).


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