# Resume package upload

As we mentioned in the uploading section, uploads can be interrupted for various reasons.\
In this case, the package resume function allows you to continue the upload from where it left off.

## Resuming package uplaod 

After an interruption you will see the message "**We have detected that a previous upload was in progress.**" and the option to **Resume upload**.

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After clicking the Resume upload you can simply continue the upload by browsing to the project you want to resume or by drag and drop. \
Keep in mind that you have to resume the same interrupted package!

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This option can be a time saver especially in case with 10GB+ projects.\
Use it wisely :)


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