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# Create new HMI Panel

Create a new **HMI Panel File** to start develop a custom panel with Robpod [HMI Designer](/hmi-designer/introduction.md).

1. Right-click on project folder and select **New ->** ![](/files/b0XsenUiNn5A5nQOXi0r) **HMI Panel File.**

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2. Choose a file name for the panel, and the HMI Designer Editor will apear.
3. Click on the HMI panel top bar to start editing the panel **UI properties.**

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4. Using the side tool window you can add **Title** and **Logo** to the HMI panel.

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5. You can use the side tool window also to change the HMI **panel size** in order to fit the **resolution** with the screen of the robot teach pendant you will be using.&#x20;
6. You can also change the **color** settings for top and footer bar.


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