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# My Sections
The **My Sections** feature helps users easily organize and manage sections they want to use in their store or save for later. It is divided into two tabs:
#### 1. My Sections (Imported Sections)
This tab contains all sections that have been **imported directly into the user’s Shopify theme** using the “Get free section” action.
**How it works:**
* User opens **All Sections**
* Selects any section (e.g., Testimonial, Banner, Product block)
* Clicks **“Get free section”**
* The section is automatically added to **My Sections → Get Free Sections**
**Example:**\
If a user selects **“SKY Glow Testimonial”** and clicks **Get free section**, it will be added under this tab.
**Purpose:**
* Instantly import sections into the Shopify theme
* Speed up store page building
* Avoid repeatedly searching for sections
#### 2. Saved Sections (Favorites)
This tab contains all sections that users **bookmark using the heart (❤️) icon** from the **All Sections** page.
**How it works:**
* User browses **All Sections**
* Click the **heart icon (❤️)** on any section card
* The section is saved to **My Sections → Saved Sections**
**Example:**\
If a user clicks the heart icon on **“SKY Glow Testimonial”**, it will appear in Saved Sections for later use.
**Purpose:**
* Save favorite or frequently used sections
* Quickly access preferred designs anytime
* Build a personal library of reusable sections
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