# Saving Your Work to GitHub

As you work on your plugin, you’ll want to save your progress. To make this possible, we have integrated GitHub directly into the Plugin Playground.

### Adding a New Plugin Project to Your GitHub Account

Click the button to log in to GitHub and allow FormIt to access to your repositories (projects).

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To create a project, type in a name and click the ![](/files/bGO0vN66Ety3zK0VkMBM) button.

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In a few moments, the newly created project will appear in your projects list. Select the project from the drop-down to load it.

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### Save Your Work

When you make changes to your plugin, click the Save button ![](/files/NPnxy2pJ2yfEt3HQUyiO)to save the changes to your GitHub account.

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### View Your Project in GitHub

You can also find and edit your files directly in GitHub by using the GitHub button.

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