# Import into an existing dataset

It is possible to add more assets such as images to the existing project or dataset.

Just go to the **Projects** or **Datasets** page and click on interactive tile.

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You can also import data into an existing project or dataset as follows:

{% hint style="info" %}
Depending on the [Supervisely App](https://app.supervisely.com/ecosystem/all-apps), some of them (not every application!) support additional context, such as Input Project or Input Dataset. You can look for it in the Run Application modal window, but there is a more simple way.
{% endhint %}

## Example: add more images to a dataset

### Method 1: Loading via the dataset context menu and application

Go to the **Projects** or **Data** page, select any dataset and use the context menu by **three dots icon (⋮)** and select Add more items → Import. You find the list of [Supervisely Apps](https://app.supervisely.com/ecosystem/all-apps) that support project as an input and allow adding more content to it.

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### Method 2: Loading via the dataset page

* Enter the required dataset and click "import more data" ①

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* A page will open showing an indicator that you are adding data to the selected dataset ②, and its name cannot be changed (in your screenshot, you are adding data as a new dataset).
* On the upload page, you can review the required format by selecting it ③.

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* On the page with the format description, you can find example data ④, download it and compare the structure. You can read more about the structure on the page or via the provided link.
* Additionally, this page features a simplified example of the Supervisely format structure ⑤. Please double-check the data you are uploading.

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* The screenshots (⑥ and ⑦ points) show that the images from the example data have been uploaded.

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