> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cwicly.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cwicly.com/cwicly/cloud-design-library/library-globals/library-external-classes/library-add-external-classes.md).

# Library: Add External Classes

Open the Global Classes and Stylesheets tab.

Right click the alien icon (External Classes) to open the save modal.

Click the cloud icon to "Save all to library".

![](/files/oJ8Jt9PunKK6NFQHELAp)

This opens the Design Library.

![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/3vXBg-iClYEPLO5R8kRRX0U_Bsz4zY8g5fof5Xu3STbVKqY9KnD1Aj5x0FRizsfc2CMJ19CWPkNt5mu5H97dLHVUohCJZ385dt8UbA8q4AHeosUaieKF0br719eO1KTkHneip7WtW4r4uc6BN85WfyyO1X9pBft7yeLUDqwRNBEgsF-AuPLbpT0tUw)

Input the External Classes name you wish to give to the collection.

Add a style, featured image (optional)

And whether you wish your collection to be shared with the community or not.

![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/akJC4goGfDC9joy8zF0sxY5b8n-AYobEEsTNuALpY83OebkwOICOQ9HW9l8LDYOfwQFFmbwJUoL8cIziCuFrQbU_vqUe2YTnpFhaveP_WNUinxEbItKLN6g7QrG-QVXYJ8T_hbDpgmunJbhnOKH3lBb1pDUj00Jd2dwqgd8Xj06gZQ9YC-OC955eKg)

Then click "Save to library" to save your collection to the Cloud Library.

![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/8Nyz1h9X-FlJMP6MHfuyo3RJIOi0HUwJ70xkRzeDSfc_dMS62pQe-TAS59cXaZPXXrxqzU0HUl3Y8jKRTqdZs7XItI6XTAT4qDfTFBu9Hkur-FuTHnKdABCMCgwUpTjBjglj7GkiBqm72GkR_gflPhtDZM33Qu6miDP-gNwS7nNp7DHSkJbSR6jlfQ)

You should see a notification appear on the bottom left to confirm that it was correctly saved.

![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/q7JDUiFkqB4xjWc9goVE7JqO0gTf12_hbhrnKtXbyyPoHzHm2ZNfdo4f61dEZo_CpTTyL4oltUYKNCf4oCEAQwiuGgEl-eBYP6EyT-hGZS6zxZimiupnTKrOdlbeiNA-xarO2-9iU0hFYOw5c8qDkb3h_UuA23So9Q6dl-W3SQ5_rUCr7EAkqW5UiQ)

To view your new collection in the Cwicly Cloud Design Library, open the library and External Classes.

If you cannot see your new collection, refresh.

![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/IM6RJyTvRTT39sLjnXkMS2pNBprpzU4OOBp8EaLggIyJJPeT1xVDr-Jnqjjuk7n_9RlGWYD9D5fSbkSWPYmmjdgEAyivb8RB5nXz3qSoZmdIAnf3HMfS9u3Ks3xIn-j76T-bPEwXI_DvV2AlK8z-f9JPz_Q21qWDJG2_XigAjE9zporaeudAp-bPVA)


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