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# Creating Segments

From the Experiments List page, click on 'Segments'.

![Create Segment Navigation](/files/Bkdup9ptk7J2Y0CHJToA)

Segments can be created from the segments landing page. Created segments can be used as a template, to initialise one or more segments in an experiment (See [`Creating Experiments - Configure Experiment's Segmenters`](https://github.com/caraml-dev/docs/blob/main/module/experiment/how-to/04_creating_experiments/README.md#2-Configure-Experiments-Segmenters) for more information).

## 0. Create Segment

a. Click on the "Create Segment" button on the landing page. ![Create Segment Landing](/files/F528X8tWP8bO5HY4iwPp)

## 1. Configure Segment's General Settings

1. In the Create Segment's general settings page, you may either input the fields from scratch or choose to select a pre-configured Segment template where upon selection, would fill up the respective fields of the form. Subsequently, you may continue editing the fields if necessary. ![Create Segment General](/files/uk5GEOeEpnHu0UKbIYMB)
2. **Name**: Name of Segment.
3. **Configuration**: Configuration of Segment. The dropdowns that are shown are dependent on the project's segmenters.

b. Click "Save" to create the Segment.


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