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# Download a JSON of your project ontology

## From the UI

1. Navigate to the project containing the ontology you wish to save.
2. Navigate to the *Settings* tab, then the *Category Schema* section.

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3. Click on the "code" button (1) on the right. A panel showing the project's ontology JSON will appear. Copy the JSON to your clipboard using the "copy" button (2).

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4. Paste it into your text editor of choice and save.

## From the SDK

1. [Get your API key](/sdk/sdk-documentation.md#obtaining-your-api-key). Note it somewhere.
2. [Download and install the \`ango\` package from pip](/sdk/sdk-documentation.md#how-to-install-the-ango-sdk).
3. Run the following Python script, substituting the project ID and the API key with your own

```python
import json
from ango.sdk import SDK

API_KEY = "<YOUR API KEY>"
PROJECT_ID = "<YOUR PROJECT ID>"

ango_sdk = SDK(API_KEY)

res = ango_sdk.get_project(PROJECT_ID)

json_object = json.dumps(res, indent=2)
print(json_object)
```

This script will print the category schema for the project.


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