> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.struct.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.struct.com/pim3/reference/product-catalogues/catalogues-temp.md).

# Catalogues (Temp)

You can create or sort categories through [Product catalogues](/pim3/reference/product-catalogues.md) > [Catalogues](/pim3/reference/product-catalogues/catalogues-temp.md)

### Copy product catalogue

1. Right-click the catalogue you want to copy in the navigation drawer
2. Click "Copy catalogue" in the appearing menu
3. Set Alias, Label and choose whether to include products
4. Click "Copy catalogue"

### Create category

1. Right-click the catalogue you wish to add a category to
2. Choose between [Standard category](/pim3/fundamental-concepts/catalogues-and-categories.md#standard-category) and [Dynamic category](/pim3/fundamental-concepts/catalogues-and-categories.md#dynamic-category)
3. Click "Start creation"
4. Set the required attributes
5. Click "Create category"

### Sort categories

1. Right-click the catalogue which categories you wish to sort
2. Click "Sort categories"
3. Drag and drop categories to sort them
4. Click "Save sorting"


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