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# Updating a Template
This lesson will show you how to update an existing template in AgileCase.
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### Download template
In order to update a template, you must first download it. You can do this by clicking the template's name on its page on in the settings menu.
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### Make your changes
Once you have downloaded your template you can make the changes necessary to bring it up to date.
Once you are happy with your changes, save the template.
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### Select "Edit"
Once you have your updated template saved, Return to the template in the settings menu and select "Edit".
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### Upload your updated template
On the edit page you can re-upload your template. This is done in exactly the same way as when the template was initially created.
For a refresher on how to upload a template, see this [lesson](/administrator-documentation/templates/uploading-your-document-template.md).
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