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# Copying Maps
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Before copying a map you first need to have a [MapHubs account ](/getting-started/signup-for-a-maphubs-account.md)
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View a map by clicking on the card for the map in MapHubs
From the menu in the bottom right choose the copy map option
Enter a name for the copied map and choose to save it under your user or into a group.
Click Save Map, the map editor will open and you can edit the map, see [Make a Map](/maps/make-a-map.md) for more info on using the Map Maker to edit maps.
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