> ## 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. # Folders > Organize your tests into a hierarchical folder structure ### Folders Folders let you organize tests into a hierarchical structure, similar to a file system. As your test suite grows, folders help you group related tests by feature, team, or workflow. *** ### Creating a Folder To create a folder, navigate to the Tests tab. You can create folders directly from the test list view using the folder creation option. create_folders.png Folder names can contain letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, and spaces. You can nest folders up to 10 levels deep. *** ### Navigating Folders The breadcrumb bar at the top of the test list shows your current location in the folder hierarchy. Click any segment to jump to that level. folder_breadcrumb.png When the path gets long, intermediate segments are collapsed automatically — the root and last two segments always remain visible. *** ### Moving Tests and Folders You can move tests between folders in two ways: 1. **Drag and drop** — Drag a test or folder row onto another folder or breadcrumb segment 2. **Modify dialog** — Use the three-dot menu on a folder to access Rename, Move, and Expand options move_folders.png The **Expand** option dissolves a folder and moves all its contents up one level — useful for flattening your hierarchy when a folder is no longer needed. *** ### Archiving Folders To archive a folder, click the three-dot menu and select **Archive**. This archives the folder and all tests inside it, including any subfolders. Archived items can be restored by an admin. *** ### Folders and Bulk Create When you [bulk create tests](/essentials/bulk-create) or [generate tests with AI](/essentials/generate-tests), the new tests are placed in the folder you're currently viewing. Navigate to the desired folder before starting a bulk create operation to keep things organized.