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# AR Markers Dashboard

The **AR Markers Dashboard** will be your one-stop section to check everything related to your AR markers!

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1. Upload a custom AR markers
2. Your custom markers&#x20;
3. See remaining storage
4. See custom marker quota

If you click on the marker, you can do a few things like:

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1. Name your custom AR marker
2. Assign the marker to a specific project you've made
3. Change the custom AR marker
4. Update the custom AR marker


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