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# Create a Production Kit

Package the project you’ve built as a starting point for other operators — its graphics organized into moments, your workspace layout, and optionally the workflow panel that drives it, all in one `.kit` file.

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Creating kits is an Enterprise capability in Captivate; using kits is included across editions. See [Feature availability by edition](/reference/entitlements-sku-matrix.md).
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## Before you start

A kit’s **moments** come from the project’s design-intents: every design-intent in the project becomes one moment in the kit. Build and tag the project’s graphics first — a project with no design-intents produces a kit with no moments, and the dialog warns you about exactly that.

## Create the kit

1. Choose **File > Create Production Kit...**.
2. Fill in the **Kit** section: **Name** (this is what the gallery card shows), **Description**, **Board type**, **Aspect**, **Tags**, and **Author**.
3. In **App Experience**, use the **Experience** dropdown to pick the workflow panel the kit should drive, or **(none)**. Check **Bundle this App Experience into the package** to ship the panel inside the kit, so it installs wherever the kit is used.
4. In **Starting layout**, choose **Use the current workspace layout** — the arrangement on your screen right now — or **Import a layout blueprint file** (`.layout`).
5. Optionally add a **Preview video** (`.mp4`, `.mov`, or `.m4v`) for the gallery’s play badge.
6. Review the **Moments** table — one row per design-intent, showing the intent, the moment’s name, when it’s used, and its preview image. Untick any intent that shouldn’t ship; **Override…** swaps a preview image.
7. Click **Create Kit**. The kit lands in your library and appears in the **Choose a Production Kit** gallery.

To hand the kit to another machine, right-click its card in the gallery and choose **Export Production Kit…** — the result is a single `.kit` file the other side imports the same way.

## Related

* [Start from a Production Kit](/get-started/chapter-index-1/start-from-a-production-kit.md)


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