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# Create and Edit Dashboards

UniDeck lets you build **multiple dashboards**, each tailored for a different focus. Like work, personal planning, team operations, or data monitoring.

At the bottom of your screen, you’ll find the **dashboard control bar,** your central place to switch, create, and customize dashboards.

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### Navigating Dashboards

<figure><img src="/files/VS9ujnIbVdPy7dTfHxjS" alt=""><figcaption><p>Control-Bar Screenshot</p></figcaption></figure>

In the bottom bar (see image above), you'll see:

* **Active Dashboard Name** (e.g., “UniDeck Dashboard”)
* Other dashboards (e.g., "Home")
* A **plus button (+)** to create new dashboards
* A **three-dot menu** next to each dashboard name for more options

Clicking on any dashboard tab instantly switches your view, no reloads or data loss.

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### Create a New Dashboard

1. Click the **“+” button** next to your existing dashboards in the control bar.
2. The **Create New Dashboard** modal will open (see screenshot).
3. Enter a name for your new dashboard.
4. Click **“Create Dashboard”,** it’ll appear right in your dashboard list, ready to customize.

<figure><img src="/files/RV8e08LBMtCLk4ZZybs5" alt=""><figcaption><p>Create Dashboard Modal</p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}
You can create as many dashboards as you need, each with its own layout, widgets, and background.
{% endhint %}

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### Edit an Existing Dashboard

1. Click the **three-dot menu** next to the dashboard’s name.
2. Select **“Edit”** (or "Configure") to open the **Edit Dashboard modal**.

<figure><img src="/files/Nxpzi2naWR8ko1cG9vIf" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Inside the modal, you can:

* ✏️ **Rename your dashboard**
* 🌄 **Change the background image source**
  * Choose **Unsplash** for random scenic images
  * Or select **Custom** to use your own background list

Click **Save** to apply your changes immediately.

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### Pro Tips

* You can switch dashboards at any time, your layout and data stay intact.
* Use dashboards to separate your life into focused spaces: e.g., *Personal*, *Team*, *Analytics*, or *Quick Links*.
* Combine dashboard switching with **AI insights** and **widget sets** to get even more out of your layout.

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Multiple dashboards. One powerful workspace.\
Build the digital command center you’ve always wanted, one dashboard at a time.


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