# Set up body chart templates
## Overview
Body chart templates let you upload and manage anatomical chart images that practitioners can use during appointments.
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## Access body chart templates
Go to **Settings** → **Body chart templates**.
### What you can do on this page
**✔️ View existing templates**
Caspen includes default body chart templates for common anatomical views (for example, full body anterior, posterior, lateral, plus hand and foot views).
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➕ **Add a new body chart template**
1. Click **Add body chart template** (top-right).
2. Enter a **Name**.
3. Upload an **image** in **JPG or PNG format**.
4. Click **Create**.
Your new template will now appear in the list.
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✏️ **Rename a body chart template**
1. Click the **edit** (pencil) icon below a template.
2. Update the **Name**.
3. Click **Save**.
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🗄️**Archive a body chart template**
1. Click the **archive** (trash) icon below a template.
2. Confirm to remove it from active use.
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**Related article:**
* [Using body chart templates in progress notes](/using-caspen/progress-notes/using-body-chart-templates-in-progress-notes.md) – Add body charts to progress notes and mark them up with drawings, labels, and symbols.
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