# Menu editor
**Menu editor** is a tool that allows owners to control what their end users can see. It provides more consistent and standard user experience and access control. With this feature, admins can reorder and rename tabs as well as group users with specific builds.
Working with Menu editor
## How to create a menu template
Navigate to **Settings → Menu editor**. You will see this screen, or a variation of it:
Menu editor
The page consists of the following sections:
* **Menu presets**
* **Assigned to** (displayed only for non-default presets)
* **Visual editor**
* **Item selector**
### **Menu presets**
A list of created menu presets. By default, this only contains the default template created by Navixy.
To create a new preset, click and enter the name you wish. To duplicate an existing preset, select it in the drop-down menu and click . To rename it, click . To delete it, click . Clicking will make the preset default, automatically applying it to all users unless they change their settings.
Selecting a preset
### **Assigned to**
This section is used for applying the template to specific users.
Presets can be applied to any chosen user. If you delete a preset, the user will be assigned the template marked as default.
### **Visual editor**
An interactive editor of your side menu. As items are rearranged or renamed, you will see the changes both in the menu and in the **Item selector** section on the right of the page.
All menu items can be renamed and dragged-and-dropped to order them as you see fit. Tabs inside each module can also be renamed and moved.
Visual editor
### **Item selector**
This section shows a preview of the item you select or add to the menu and allows you to add new items to your groups.
To add a new menu item, click **Add item** on top of the section and select it from the drop-down list. You can add multiple items to a menu group.
Adding items
## API
For instructions on using the API, see [Menu preset](https://app.gitbook.com/s/6dtcPLayxXVB2qaaiuIL/panel-api/resources/user/preset) in Developer documentation.
and enter the name you wish. To duplicate an existing preset, select it in the drop-down menu and click 
. To rename it, click 
. To delete it, click 
. Clicking 
will make the preset default, automatically applying it to all users unless they change their settings.
