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# Add Modules to Your Project

> For the full documentation index, see: https://docs.mulesoft.com/llms.txt

You can add Modules and Connectors to your Mule project using the **Mule Palette**.

If you’re editing a Mule Application project:

1.  Go to the **Mule Palette**, and click **Search in Exchange**.

    By default, this list shows the available public modules. If you configured your Anypoint
    Platform credentials in Studio, you can also see your organization’s private modules.  
    If you have no credentials configured in Studio, you can click **Add Account** to access your
    organization’s modules.

2.  Select your desired modules from the **Available Modules** list by clicking **Add >**.

3.  Click **Finish**.

The selected module is now part of the **Mule Palette**.

Additionally, you can also select the **Add Modules** option, and drag your desired module from the
featured list.

Modules are dependencies of your Mule project. Adding a module to a Mule project in Studio doesn’t
make that module available to other projects in your Studio workspace.

If you’re editing a Mule domain project:

1.  Go to **Global Elements** from your Mule domain configuration editor and click **Manage
    Modules**.

2.  Click **Add Module**.

    By default, this list shows the available public modules. If you configured your Anypoint
    Platform credentials in Studio, you can also see your organization’s private modules.  
    If you have no credentials configured in Studio, you can click **Add Account** to access your
    organization’s modules.

3.  Select your desired modules from the **Available Modules** list by clicking **Add >**.

4.  Click **Finish**.

The selected Module is now part of your Mule Domain and it shows up in the **Mule Palette** of your
Mule application.

> [!NOTE] Modules inherited by a Mule domain show as such in the Mule Palette view.  
> You can’t edit or delete domain modules from your Mule application palette.

## See Also

- [To Add Custom Modules to Your Project](https://docs.mulesoft.com/studio/add-custom-modules-in-studio-to)

- [To Configure Anypoint Platform Credentials](https://docs.mulesoft.com/studio/set-credentials-in-studio-to)