# Spaces
A space is a project that lets you work on a collection of related pages. They allow you to write content, organize pages, add integrations and more.
### Create a space
Click the **+** button next to the **Spaces** header in the sidebar and choose **New space** to create a new space. You can also create a new space inside a [collection](https://gitbook.com/docs/creating-content/content-structure/collection).
You can edit a space’s name by hovering over the name in the [space header](https://gitbook.com/docs/resources/gitbook-ui#space-header).
### Duplicate a space
To duplicate a space, open that space's **Action menu** in the sidebar and select **Duplicate**.
Duplicating a space will create a copy of the source space, in the same location (organization, collection, sub-collection, etc.).
### Move a space
You can move a space by opening the space’s **Action menu** in the sidebar, selecting **Move space to…** and choosing a destination. Alternatively, you can drag and drop spaces in the sidebar to move or reorder them.\
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You can move spaces between collections within the same organization, as long as you have an [admin role](https://gitbook.com/docs/collaboration/member-management/roles).
### Delete a space
You can delete a space by opening the space’s **Action menu** in the sidebar and selecting **Delete**.
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**Deleted spaces can be restored from the Trash for up to 7 days**. After this, they will be permanently deleted.
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