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# Drag and drop from Copilot to Canvas

Anything Copilot generates can go straight onto the canvas, so you can arrange it, edit it, or build a shot around it without downloading and uploading it again.

Here's a quick tutorial on how to move a result from Copilot to the Canvas on Morphic:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/arLilxzAwoI>" %}

1. Open a file and click 'Canvas' in the top bar
2. Open the 'Chats' tab in the left sidebar and pick your chat. It opens in a panel beside the canvas
3. Drag any result from the panel onto the canvas

It lands as a new artboard where you dropped it, named after its prompt, with the prompt bar underneath ready for your next change.

### Add every result at once

When a reply returns several results, you can move the whole set in one step instead of dragging them one by one.

Here's a quick tutorial on how to bulk add assets to the Canvas on Morphic:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/4B-fHYWdGvQ>" %}

1. Open the chat in the panel beside the canvas
2. Click '...' below the reply holding the results
3. Choose 'Add to Canvas'

Everything in that reply lands in one section named after the chat, laid out in a grid. This action is in the chat panel beside the canvas; the same menu in the full Copilot view does not have it.

### Good to know

* 'Open Chat' in the canvas prompt bar opens the same panel on a new chat, without going through the sidebar.
* To move one result without dragging, hover it, click '...', and choose 'Add to Canvas'.
* The '+' in the corner of a result is 'Attach as reference', not a canvas action. It feeds the asset into your next prompt instead.
* 'Open in Copilot' at the top of the panel takes you back to the full chat.

That's how you move work from Copilot to the Canvas on Morphic. Use it when you want to edit or arrange a result.

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If you have any trouble or have any questions, feel free to reach out. We're happy to help. Write to us at [**support@morphic.com**](mailto:support@morphic.com)**.**


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