# Snapshots (version control)

Midio supports version control by allowing you to save snapshots of your projects whenever you want. You can access your snapshots from the menu in the top left.

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## The snapshots dashboard

You can capture a new snapshot by giving it a name and pressing the "new snapshot" button.

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If you need to restore a snapshot, you can select it and click the "restore" button.

{% hint style="warning" %}
To avoid losing your work, you should always create a new snapshot before restoring and old one. This makes sure you can always go back to the previous state in case you change your mind.
{% endhint %}

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