> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://uniblend.gitbook.io/uniblend/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://uniblend.gitbook.io/uniblend/getting-started/how-to-use-the-asset-browser/how-to-navigate-the-asset-browser.md). # How to navigate the asset browser By default blender opens in the layout workspace with a 3D view-port , outliner, properties and timeline areas. This is because this is the default layout of the start-up file blender uses when opening blender or opening a new file. You can change the default layout of blender and save it so that blender always opens with your desired layout. How to save your layout will be explained at the bottom of this page. [Jump to Save startup](#save-layout-as-startup-file)

## Assign the asset browser to a area We will showcase two options to assign an area to be the asset browser ### Option 1: * Click on the most left icon on the timeline toolbar. * Select the Asset Browser

Assign asset browser to an existing area

### Option 2: * Right click the timeline toolbar ( or any other area) * Choose vertical split * Move your mouse to the middle of the area and press the left mouse button * The area should now be split in to two similar areas. * Choose on of the areas and go to the most left icon. * Choose the asset browser

### Selecting Libraries The asset browser should appear and you are now ready to start syncing assets. \ You can select the UniBlend\_Demo from the dropdown menu on the left.

### Save Layout as startup file To save the current layout so that blender always opens with the asset browser and UniBlend\_Demo as its default go to the top left menu of blender File>Defaults>Save Startup File