> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.testmace.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.testmace.com/master/other-features/import/shared.md).

# Shared

TestMace provides a very convenient way of sharing nodes and even project subtrees. To import a subtree, choose the **Share** option in the chosen node context menu.

Let's export the project from the [Getting Started](/master/master.md) section as an example. 

![A Shared export](/files/-LhFn8HlqNDKKJ63Gfvt)

The `testmace://....` URL is copied into the clipboard.

Now you can import this URL into the chosen node. There are two ways to do that:

* import from the project context menu: **Import** -> **Shared**;
* import from the [Folder](/master/node-types/folder.md) or [Project](/master/node-types/project.md) nodes: **Import** -> **Shared**;

The Import dialog has the following interface:

![The Import dialog](/files/-Lh4NVKvy8XoGrzrS-UF)

You can set the root node name of the imported subtree in the **Name** field. Enter the previously exported URL in the URL field. If the root node name you specified already exists in the tree, the name will be changed to NodeName \[Copy \[number]].

You can see the animation of the import process down below:

![A Shared import](/files/-LhFoT9YtiZwh5P1doqK)


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