> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.livepeer.org/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Managing Projects > Explore best practices for managing multiple environments in Livepeer Studio Create a project ## Overview Projects in Livepeer Studio allow for the organization of streams, assets, API keys, and usage within dedicated environments. This feature is helpful for separating staging and production environments, managing multiple applications, and ensuring efficient workflow within a single account. ## Why Use Projects? * **Separation of Environments**: Keep your staging and production environments separate to avoid conflicts and ensure reliable testing. * **Centralized Management for Multiple Applications**: Instead of juggling multiple accounts, you can build and manage separate applications from within the same account. This is ideal for developers and companies that operate multiple apps or brands and wish to streamline their management in one place. ## Getting Started with Projects ### Creating a New Project To start building with separate environments or applications, you'll need to create a new project. Here's how: 1. In the sidebar, click on the project dropdown at the top of the menu. 2. Choose **+ New project** from the dropdown list. 3. Enter a name for your new project when prompted. 4. Confirm the creation to set up your new environment. ### Renaming a Project 1. Within a project, navigate to the **Settings** section in the sidebar. 2. Find the project name field, make your changes, and save. ### Deleting a Project In the current version of Livepeer Studio, you **cannot** delete a project. But we are working on adding this feature soon. ## Conclusion With the introduction of Projects, Livepeer Studio provides you with a powerful way to manage your application's live and on-demand streams. By leveraging the ability to create separate projects for staging and production, you can streamline your workflows and ensure a clean separation of your streaming environments.