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# Offline demo

Offline demos enable you to save and use interactive demos without an internet connection.

This feature is particularly useful at trade shows, during travel, and in locations with limited connectivity. Many customers utilize this capability at large conferences where wifi can be unreliable, or during client visits when they need dependable demo performance.

This feature is available in our Growth plan and above.

### How to make demos available offline

* In your demo editor, click on "Save for offline" button in the upper right corner.
* A new tab will open with a loading screen informing you that the demo is being prepared for offline use. Don't close this tab until it's done.
* Once complete, you can click through the interactive demo without needing an internet connection.

{% @guideflow/guideflow-embed requestedUrl="<https://app.guideflow.com/player/8ko18mlb5r>" %}

### **Where to access offline demos**

* Navigate to your main Guideflow workspace.
* In the left menu bar click on the button "Offline guideflows" near the bottom.
* Here you can access all offline demos that have been previously saved.

{% @guideflow/guideflow-embed requestedUrl="<https://app.guideflow.com/player/vkmgzvwf3k>" %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Guideflows saved for offline use are stored locally on the device, meaning they are only available to the user who saved them. Other users in the same workspace cannot see or access the same offline library.
{% endhint %}


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