> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.elasticfunnels.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Product Folders > Group products into folders and subfolders, filter the Products list by folder, and move products between folders Folders keep a long product list manageable. File each product into a folder (for example one folder per offer, with its upsells and bonuses inside), then open a folder to see only its products. Folders work the same way as page folders: they nest to any depth and each can have a color. Folders only organize the list. A product's code, price, buy links, checkouts and funnels stay exactly the same wherever it is filed. They are separate from [product categories](/products/product-management), which your storefront pages can read. The Products screen with the folder tree under Products: All products, a folder with two subfolders, and the folder's products on the right ## Where the folders are Go to **Settings** → **Products**. The folder tree sits in the side menu, under **Products**: * **All products** lists every product, filed or not. * Each folder below it lists only the products filed directly in it, not the ones in its subfolders. The number next to a folder counts those products. * The **All**, **Main**, **Upsell / Downsell**, **Bump** and **Bonus** tabs above the list count the products of the open folder. The open folder is kept in the page address (`?folder_id=`), so you can bookmark it or share the link with your team. On a phone the tree is a drop-down under the section menu. ## Create a folder 1. Click **+** next to **Folders**. 2. Enter a **Folder name**. 3. Optionally pick a **Parent folder** to put it inside another folder, and a **Color**. 4. Click **Save**. To create a folder inside an existing one, hover over the folder and click **+** on its row. ## Rename, recolor or move a folder Hover over the folder and click the pencil. You can change its name, its color and its parent folder. A folder cannot be moved inside itself or inside one of its own subfolders. ## Delete a folder Hover over the folder and click the bin, then confirm. Nothing inside it is deleted: its products and its subfolders move up to the folder above it. Deleting a top-level folder takes its products out of every folder and turns its subfolders into top-level folders. ## Move products into a folder A product is in one folder at most. * **One product:** open the **⋯** menu on its row and choose **Move to folder**. * **Several products:** click **Select items**, tick the products, then choose **Move to folder** in the bar at the bottom of the list. The Move to folder dialog opened from the bulk bar with one product selected Pick the folder and click **Move**. Pick **No folder** to take the products out of every folder. ## For developers: the product list API The product list endpoint returns each product's `folder_id` (`null` when it is not filed) and accepts a `folder_id` filter: a folder id lists that folder's own products, and `folder_id=null` lists the products that are in no folder. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.