# Projects
Projects are the main way to organize and distribute labeling tasks in Ango Hub.
In projects, project owners, [managers](/labeling/managing-users-in-projects.md#managers), and leads can upload up to 200k [assets](/core-concepts/assets.md), add annotators, add [reviewers](/core-concepts/reviewing.md), create label sets (annotation ontologies), export their results, and more. Everything done in Ango Hub is done within projects.
## Managing Projects in Ango Hub
### Creating Projects
From Ango Hub’s *Projects* page, click on “Create Project” on the top right or the center.
A dialog will pop up asking to input the project type, name, and description. Click on *Create Project* at the bottom to create your project. In most cases, you will want to use *Standard* projects. If you need to annotate 3D Multi-Sensor Fusion data such as point clouds, then select *3D Multi-Sensor Fusion*.
### Pinning Projects
You may pin projects to the top of your project list for easy access.
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Pinning a project will only pin it for your specific user account.
Other members of your organization will not see your pin.
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To pin a project, hover over the left side of the row of the project you'd like to pin. A pin icon will appear. Click on it to pin the project.
### Cloning Projects
You may clone a project to create a duplicate of it.
To clone a project, from the *Projects* page, click on the three dots in the same row as the project you wish to clone and click on *Clone Project*.
A dialog will appear, allowing you to select what parts of the project you would like to clone:
Click on *Clone*. A duplicate of the selected project will be added to your project list.
### Deleting Projects
To delete a project, from the *Projects* page, click on the three dots in the same row as the project you wish to delete and click on *Delete*.
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Deleting projects is an irreversible and destructive action. Once a project has been deleted, it cannot be recovered.
There is **no** "Trash" to which recently deleted projects go.
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