# Parameters Sets
Inside the Parameters page, there is an option to insert a parameters set. This adds each parameter defined in the desired set to the current parameters list.
### Creating a Parameters Set
The page is located under TEST DESIGN -> Parameters Sets.
Creation of a new set:
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A set that hasn't been published even once will be saved as a 'draft':
Changed but unpublished sets will be saved as 'modified' ().
### Importing/Exporting Parameters Sets
A Parameters Set can also be represented in a YAML file with the following structure:
```yaml
meta:
description: Example Parameters Set
parameters:
- name1: "Foo"
- name2: "Bar"
```
An example use case is to duplicate a set and modify it (, ).
### Exporting as a key-value file
From inside the parameters sets editor, it is possible to download only the parameters as a key-value .txt file, e.g.:
```
name1=Foo
name2=Bar
```
It is good for Loadmill's CI integration, where inline parameters can be overridden or added by providing a key-value file instead (See "Parameters" in [Loadmill's NPM README](https://www.npmjs.com/package/loadmill?activeTab=readme)).
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