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# Import apps
You can import models to the Workflow Designer by using the import functionality of the 
**Create** button in your workspace. You can also use the search bar to import an app in your current workspace.
## Steps
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Go to your workspace.
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Click **Create** → **Import**.
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Upload your ZIP file with one process and one or multiple forms.
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If you are importing apps from Workflow Designer versions older than 2025.06, use the files that were meant for uploading to Collibra with the format **\App-bar.zip**.
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Click **Import**.
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:chevrons-right: Your newly imported model now appears in the model list in your workspace.
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