# Creating a Project
A project serves as the central repository for your images and annotations within a workspace. Once images are annotated, you can generate a version (a snapshot of your images and annotations at that moment)augmented and processed according to your selected configuration.
A project includes:
· **Name:** The title of your project.
· **Type:** The nature of the project (e.g., Object Detection).
· **Annotation Group:** The group responsible for annotating the images.
Steps to Create a Project:
A. **Access the** [**BinaExperts**](https://binaexperts.com/en) **Dashboard:** Begin by logging into the [BinaExperts](https://binaexperts.com/en) dashboard.
B. **Create a New Project:** Click on "Create New Project." You will be prompted to provide the following details:
· **Dataset Type:** Choose the type of project. Here’s a brief overview of each type:
o ***Object Detection:*** Identifies and locates objects within an image.
o ***Multi-Label Classification:*** Assigns multiple relevant labels to an image from a predefined set of categories.
o ***Instance Segmentation:*** Pinpoints the location of objects in an image down to the pixel level.
· **Project Name:** Enter a meaningful name for your project.
· **Project Tags and Description:** Provide tags and a description for better organization and understanding of the project’s purpose.
C. **Submit the Form:** After entering the required details, submit the form to create your project.
D. **Suggest New Project Types:** If you would like to see additional project types supported, you can indicate your interest by selecting the appropriate option from the project type dropdown menu.
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