# How to import pre-built GTM container

## **Step 1: Download the GTM Container**

Click **Download** to get the pre-built container file (.json) in your destination’s settings.

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## Step 2: Import the GTM Container into Google Tag Manager

**#Tutorial video**

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**#Step-by-step guide**

1. In your Google Tag Web Manager container > click Admin > then click Import Container

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2. Click Choose Container File and select the .json file you downloaded.

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3. Select an existing Workspace or create a new one.

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4. <mark style="color:red;">**IMPORTANT**</mark>: Choose '*Merge*' then '*Overwrite conflicting tags, triggers and variables*'

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5. Select ***Confirm*** to import the tags. Now, the tags, triggers, and variables you imported will appear in your Workspace Changes! 🎉
6. To publish the changes, click **Submit** in Google Tag Manager > Then click **Publish** to make the setup live

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✅ **Your GTM container is now set up and ready to use!** 🚀


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