> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://rpfs.gitbook.io/rpfs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://rpfs.gitbook.io/rpfs/bundles.md).

# Bundles

Once you have a Bundle uploaded you can change its Name and Slug, which are one and the same. Use only small characters and avoid blank spaces.

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The Slug will reflect also in the format of the Links in the browser and therefore how neat they can look like. By default the Slug is the CID of the Bundle/CAR file on IPFS.&#x20;

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When viewing the files you can choose which Slug to use - the CID one or the Name of the Bundle.&#x20;

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The name of the bundle can be modified at any time, but keep in mind if you've used already your previous slug in some live content, the old links will not work.&#x20;

### JSON metadata export

If you want to export all the links and file information from your Bundle, you can do so by just clicking the JSON button for each button. This JSON file will be handy if you want to create NFT collections and use them on Marketplaces while having all the individual links for the files.

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