# Create a New Type

From the [Anytype Library](/anytype-docs/~/changes/WwUKjnRVmW8csn0Edgm9/anytype-basics/anytype-library.md) you can create a new **Type** by clicking the middle bar.

The classification hierarchy goes as follows:

1. Types
2. Templates
3. Relations

### To create a type navigate to you Library

Click on the bar in the middle and select the first option, Create new type. 

![](/files/trU2dWNKreUfKQOItPhu)

Next you will be prompted to give a name to your Type.

Underneath, you can create new templates for your type. Create as many as you'd like. When selecting the type in a new document, you will be prompted with your choices of templates.

![](/files/0awyRqiF6IDHkWtk7a19)

Here in the Type you can also add any Relations that go with this type. 

Underneath Relations you can also see any objects that are attached to this Type. This will become populated once you start using your new type.


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