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# Importar Receitas

## Importar do Beersmith

1. Exporte todas as suas receitas de uma vez selecionando as receitas/pastas que deseja exportar, clique com o botão direito do mouse e selecione "Export Selected" (Exportar Selecionados).

![Export recipes from Beersmith](/files/-Lus8_LC7dpUYCC_OJhG)

2\. Selecione **BeerXML** como tipo do arquivo quando for salvar os arquivos exportados

3\. Na página de receitas do Brewfather, clique no ícone IMPORTAR no canto direito superior

![Clique em IMPORTAR na página de receitas](/files/-Lus9ECTrb2qPnGxXK38)

4\. Selecione BeerXML como formato do arquivo a ser importado

![Selecione BeerXML](/files/-Lus9Yz6Vub48BC2zf7u)

5\. Escolha os arquivos BeerXML que foram importados e o sistema começará a importar as receitas para seu arquivo. Será solicitado para adicionar tags as suas receitas no caso de haver duplicação.

## Organizando as receitas no Brewfather

Brewfather trabalha com tags para organizar suas receitas. Na página de receitas você pode ordenar por Primeira Tag. A primeira tag definida na receita aparecerá como uma pasta na lista de receitas da sua conta..


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