> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.visuary.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.visuary.com/guide-visuary-en/data/files.md).
# Files
To add files to your project:
1. Click on the "**Files**" located on the right of the screen
2. Click on the "**Add a file**".
3. Click the "All" drop-down to filter files by:
* Photos
* Documents
* Comment photos
View all your project's information
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To add and view project information:
1. From the "Projects" page, **click on a project name**.
2. In the "**Details**" you can fill in:
* The project name
* The project address
* The client name: click the "+" icon to add it
3. In the "**Attachments**", you will find all the files linked to the project
1. To add files, click the "Add a file" button
4. To save, click the **save icon located in the "Details" tab**
The project information will automatically appear on the "Project description" page in the PDF report (available with Intégral)
Share files with your collaborators
To share files with your collaborators:
1. Click the **3 dots** located in the top right of the screen
2. Click on "**Share**"
3. In access rights, **check the "View attachments" box**
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