How to merge two projects

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Hi All,
Good day.

I have a query where i have created two projects, and i want to combine both projects. What are the ways to combine both.

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What do you mean by query ?

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Hi @mohitsaxena79,

Copy the project2 folder and paste it into project1 folder then use invoke activity to call the project2 main xaml file.

Regards,
Arivu :slight_smile:

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Thanks @arivu96
Same we can do for multiples project, right ?
is there any other way ?

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@daniel_cornea
Sorry.

" i have created two or more projects, and i want to combine all projects. What are the ways to combine."

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The easiest one is copy all .xml files (say AddDetails.xml) to required folder. Open the screen relevant to that .xml file as images will not be available now. Just try option to edit element and it will highlight the relevant elements, select confirm and all will be ok. It will take couple of minutes but much easier way without creating any element.

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Hi there!

Great question—and yes, you absolutely can combine two UiPath projects, but how you do it depends a bit on your goal. Here are the most common approaches:

1. Invoke Workflows

This is the cleanest and most modular way.

  • Step 1: Choose one project to be your “main” project.
  • Step 2: Copy the .xaml files (workflows) from the second project into the main one.
  • Step 3: Use “Invoke Workflow File” activities to call the imported workflows.

:white_check_mark: Keeps your structure organized
:white_check_mark: Easier to maintain and debug
:white_check_mark: Reusable components

2. Copy and Paste Activities

If you just need to merge small pieces:

  • Open both projects side by side in UiPath Studio.
  • Copy activities or sequences from one project’s workflows and paste them into the other.

Watch out for missing variables, arguments, or dependencies when doing this.

3. Create a Library

If you want to reuse workflows across multiple projects:

  • Turn one project into a Library.
  • Publish it to Orchestrator or a local feed.
  • Reference it in your other project as a dependency.

Perfect for shared business logic or utility functions!

Let me know a bit more about what kind of merge you’re aiming for (reuse vs. full integration), and I can suggest the best fit!