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# Workspace
Workspace is your hub for creating and managing Canvas and Studio projects, organizing them into folders, and managing your account and billing.
### Getting to Workspace
* Opening [canvas.vectary.com](https://canvas.vectary.com) shows a welcome screen with a **New project** card and a couple of ready-made sample Canvas projects to explore.
* From there (or from inside any Canvas project) click the **V logo** (top left) or the **Open Workspaces** button to get to Workspace.
* Picking one of the sample projects opens an editable copy of it in your Workspace.
### Creating a project
Two project types can be created from Workspace:
* **Canvas Project** - opens a new Canvas, an infinite board for collecting references and generating AI content with presets.
* **Studio Project** - opens a new blank scene in Vectary Studio, the full 3D editor.
### Folders
The left sidebar lists folders within the workspace, used to organize Canvas and Studio projects together. Drag and drop a project onto a folder name to move it there.
* **Home** - the default folder.
* **Archived** - stores deleted projects, which still count toward the workspace's project limit. Projects here can be **restored** or permanently **deleted**.
### Workspace settings
Click the gear icon (top right) to open workspace settings:
Three tabs are available: **Workspace**, **Limit History**, and **Billing:**
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Workspace" %}
On the Workspace tab, you can do the following:
* Copy workspace ID
* Delete workspace
* Upload a workspace cover image and rename the workspace
* Invite members by email and assign their role (enter the email, pick a role, and send the invite). See the list of current members, their role, and whether they've joined.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Limit History" %}
Limit history tab shows a log of AI generations: what was generated, when, by whom, and how many credits it used.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Billing" %}
Billing tab shows the following information:
* Current plan name
* Total project count (Canvas + Studio)
* Subscription credits and their expiry date
* Top-up credits
* Payment History - the three most recent invoices with status and amount
{% hint style="warning" %}
Invoices are sent via [**Paddle**](https://www.paddle.com/), Vectary’s payment provider. For help or assistance with your receipt or tax information, please reply to your last invoice or contact
{% endhint %}
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
### Switching between workspaces
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If you have more than one workspace (for example, you've been invited to someone else's), click the arrow next to the workspace name to see the list of workspaces.
{% endhint %}
### Profile settings
Open account settings via the profile icon (top right of Workspace):
Actions and information available in profile settings:
* change avatar
* see the email linked to the account
* edit name
* **···** menu next to the email: **Copy User ID**, **Change password**, **Log out other devices**, **Deactivate account**
* toggle **Newsletter emails** and **Comment emails**
* **Sign out**
**Tokens**
* Enter a name and click **Create** to generate a new access token. It's shown only once - copy it right away.
* Existing tokens are listed below with their name and creation date; delete with the trash icon.
**Change email**
To change the email linked to an account, contact support via the [contact form](https://www.vectary.com/contact-us/) with:
1. Current email
2. New email
3. Access token (Tokens tab)
4. User ID (Profile tab, **···** menu → Copy User ID)
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