> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.transmutr.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.transmutr.com/presets.md).

# Presets

Presets store your Transmutr settings in a `.json` file so you can reuse the same transformation, simplification, materials, and (with Studio or Creator) automations across sessions and machines.

## Save a preset

1. Configure the model the way you like (Geometry, Materials, export-related choices as applicable).
2. Click **Save preset** in the toolbar.
3. Choose a location and file name.

## Load a preset

* Click **Load preset** and select a `.json` preset file, **or**
* Drag a preset `.json` onto the file selection screen together with your assets so it applies on import.

## Default preset

Mark a preset as the **default** so Transmutr loads it automatically every time you launch the app. Use the default-preset control in the preset menu (star / default icon next to the preset actions).

{% hint style="info" %}
Default presets are especially useful with automations and Studio / Creator batch work: open a folder of models and start from the same baseline every time.
{% endhint %}

## Reset modifiers

Use **Reset modifiers** when you want to clear the current session’s overrides and return to clean defaults (or your default preset, depending on context).

## CLI

With Transmutr Studio or Creator, pass a preset to the command line:

```bash
transmutr.exe convert --preset C:/presets/my-settings.json C:/models/tree.fbx
```

See [Command-line interface](/exporting/command-line-interface.md)