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# Upload your project
## Upload through the dashboard
Once you have prepared your project, you can upload it using our web uploader by following these steps:
1. Navigate to your organization dashboard and go to the `Projects` tab.
2. In the top right corner, you'll find the `+ New project` button. Click it to open the uploader.
Project page
3. Provide a name for your project.
4. Click into the uploader to select your zipped project, or drag it into the upload box.
5. Click the `Create project` button to initiate the upload process.
Select a project to upload
6. The next page will ask you the build type of your project. Select `Linux Build` then the `Create project` button.
Select Linux build
7. You'll now see the upload progress percentage. Upload times may vary depending on the file size and local internet speeds.
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Upload in progress
7. Once the upload is complete, you will be directed to the project management screen. You can see your project's deployment status at the top of this page. Your project will be validated by Odyssey before deployment, which usually takes < 1 minute.
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