> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.docketqa.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Bulk Create > Import existing test cases from documents to create multiple tests at once ### Bulk Create Bulk create lets you import existing test cases from a document and create multiple Docket tests in a single operation. This is ideal for migrating test cases from spreadsheets, test management tools, or written documentation. *** ### Getting Started Navigate to the Tests tab and click **Create Multiple Tests**. You'll see two options: 1. **Bulk Create** — Import test cases from an existing document 2. **[Generate Tests](/essentials/generate-tests)** — Use AI to generate test cases from PRDs or screenshots Select **Bulk Create** to proceed. multi_create_options.png *** ### Uploading a Document Drag and drop your file or click to browse. Docket parses the document and extracts individual test cases automatically. **Supported formats:** CSV, Excel (`.xls`, `.xlsx`), Word (`.doc`, `.docx`), PDF, TXT, RTF drop_file_to_bulk_create.png After upload, Docket runs a two-stage process: 1. **Upload** — Your file is uploaded and queued for processing 2. **Format & Parse** — Docket extracts and structures the test cases from your document *** ### Reviewing Parsed Tests Once parsing completes, you'll see a list of extracted test cases. Each test case shows its title and steps, and can be expanded for review. generated_tests.png From here you can: * **Bulk Create All** — Create all parsed tests at once with shared settings (test suite, viewport, browser zoom) * **Create Test** — Create an individual test case and open it in the editor for fine-tuning * **Upload Another File** — Start over with a different document When bulk creating, all tests are created as drafts in the [folder](/essentials/folders) you were viewing when you started the process. *** ### Best Practices * **Structure your source document clearly** — Use consistent formatting with distinct test titles and numbered steps for best parsing results * **Review before creating** — Skim the parsed output to catch any misinterpretations before bulk creating * **Use CSV for structured data** — CSV files with columns for test name, steps, and URL tend to parse most reliably * **Organize first** — Navigate to the desired [folder](/essentials/folders) before starting a bulk create to keep your tests organized