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# How to Set a Project Thumbnail for a Multi-Page or Multi-Scene Project

For multi-page or multi-scene Projects, you can choose which page or scene should be used as the main Project thumbnail. This thumbnail is the preview image that represents the Project.

This is helpful when you want a specific page or scene to appear as the primary preview, especially if the first page or scene is not the best representation of the full Project.

#### **How to Set the Project Thumbnail**

To set the main Project thumbnail, follow these steps:

1. Open the multi-page or multi-scene Project.
2. In the right menu, locate the page or scene you want to use as the Project thumbnail.
3. Click the **ellipses** icon for that page or scene.
4. Select **Set as Project Thumbnail**.

Once selected, that page or scene will be used as the main thumbnail for the Project.

#### **Best Practices**

Choose the page or scene that best represents the Project as a whole. This may be a cover page, title scene, final design, or the page that users are most likely to recognize when browsing Projects.

For multi-page Projects, setting a clear thumbnail can make it easier to identify the correct Project from a list or library.

#### **MCP Support**

You can use the Design Huddle MCP to inspect a multi-page or multi-scene Project and set which page or scene is used for its thumbnail. The assistant will show the selected Project and proposed thumbnail page before updating it.

**Sample prompt:** “Set page 3 as the thumbnail for the ‘Annual Report’ Project.”

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