# Creating concepts
Assuming you have sufficient rights, you can create concepts by going to the *Browse files* tab, and navigating to a suitable folder where you would like to store the concept.
Alternatively, you can create concepts directly from within the *Assemble document* environment*.*
## Using dedicated concept folders
It is advisable to create separate, dedicated folders that will only contain concepts. Such dedicated folders will be automatically hidden for non-authors and users of ClauseBuddy, avoiding that such users — who may not be familiar with concepts — would get confused when encountering concepts while browsing for templates or clauses.
Folders to hold concepts can most easily be created by clicking on and choosing *Concepts folder*. This will create a dedicated folder (in purple) that will get automatically hidden for beginning users:
A newly created Concepts folder (shown in purple).
You can also convert an existing folder into a dedicated concepts-folder by selecting it, clicking on , and navigating to the *folder* subsection at the right side, and finally changing the *Folder type* to *concepts:*
## Creating a concept within Assemble document
Instead of using the file browser, you can also create a new concept directly from within the Assemble document editor, by typing a hashtag followed by the name of your new concept.
A popup will then appear, inviting you to create a new concept:
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