> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://morphic.com/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://morphic.com/docs/workflows/explore-workflows.md).

# Explore workflows

Workflows on Morphic let you turn anything you create into a reusable AI workflow. Build one from scratch with Copilot, or save a process you've already perfected as a workflow you can run again with a single click.

Explore all available workflows at <https://morphic.com/workflows>.

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### Access workflows

If you're already working in Morphic, you can also open the Workflows gallery from three other places:

* The Workflows button above the prompt bar on Canvas
* The Workflows button above the prompt bar in Copilot
* The Workflows tab in the dashboard sidebar

### Search workflows

There are two ways to find a specific workflow:

* Use the search bar at the top of the Workflows gallery to search by name or keyword
* Press Cmd/Ctrl + K from anywhere in Morphic, type the name of the workflow, and select it from the results

### Your workflows and community workflows

The gallery is in two parts.

'Org workflows' at the top holds the workflows your organization has built. Click 'See more' beside the heading to open the full list.

'Community' below it holds workflows shared publicly on Morphic, which anyone can run. Use the tags along the top to narrow them down, such as 'Filmmaking', 'Animation', or 'Product shoot'. 'Trending' shows what is being used right now, and 'All' shows everything.

### Sort the gallery

Each part has its own sort dropdown beside its heading.

* Org workflows sorts by 'Last modified', 'Date created', or 'Alphabetical'
* Community sorts by 'Last modified', 'Most used', or 'Alphabetical'
* Under 'Order' in the same dropdown, reverse the direction, such as 'Oldest first' instead of 'Newest first'

### What you can do with a workflow

Hover any workflow card and click the '···' menu:

* 'Details' opens the workflow's own page, with its steps and example output
* 'Duplicate' makes your own copy to change however you like
* 'Copy link' and 'Share' pass it on. See [Share a workflow](/docs/workflows/share-a-workflow.md)
* 'Version history' shows every version and puts an earlier one back in use. See [Version history](/docs/workflows/version-history.md)
* 'Add to favorites' keeps it close to hand

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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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