> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tuplo.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tuplo.com/using-tuplo-studio/assets/lists.md).

# Lists

<figure><img src="/files/tpG6q3Ro4EruIwBSduf8" alt=""><figcaption><p>List assets.</p></figcaption></figure>

**Lists** are common [visual and non-visual properties](/using-tuplo-studio/product-groups/visual-and-non-visual-properties.md) (like colors and sizes) that differentiate items within a product group. Building a library of these common properties lets you quickly drag and drop them when creating new products.

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## Why Use Lists?

* **Efficiency:** Quickly assemble product groups by reusing pre-defined attributes.
* **Focus:** Lists emphasize the product distinctions (e.g., color, size), making it easier to find the correct details.
* **Flexibility:** Store Visual (e.g., color) and n]Non-Visual (e.g., size) properties for comprehensive product descriptions.

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## Create a New Group

Before you can add attributes, you need to make at least one group.

To do so:

1. **Choose** <mark style="color:blue;">**More Options > New Group**</mark>.
2. **Enter** a title.
3. **Click** the Save button.

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## Add an Attribute

Then, to **add** an attribute:

1. **Select** the desired group.
2. **Choose** <mark style="color:blue;">**More Options > New Attribute**</mark>.
3. **Enter** a title.
4. **Press** Return.

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## Delete an Attribute

To **delete** an attribute:

1. **Select** the attribute.
2. **Choose** <mark style="color:blue;">**More Options > Delete Attribute**</mark>.
3. **Click** OK to confirm.

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## Video Tutorial

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Learn how lists efficiently manage common attributes like colors or clothing sizes, enabling you to define visual and non-visual properties across different product groups.
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