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In this article we discuss how to edit a zone.

To do so, go to the list of zones and click the <code>Action</code> button located within the respective row:

This action opens the "Edit Zone" page, which closely resembles the "Create Zone" page. The difference between the "Edit Zone" page and the "Create Zone" page is the presence of tools exclusively designed for editing and deleting layers:

By clicking on <code>Edit zone</code> button, you can adjust the size of your selected zone by dragging each “pin” to a new location on the map. This action allows you to make the zone larger or smaller as needed. To save the changes after replacing pins, you can click on the <code>Save </code>button. You can also cancel the editing operation by the <code>Cancel</code> button.

- By clicking on <code>Edit zone</code> button, you can adjust the size of your selected zone by dragging each “pin” to a new location on the map. This action allows you to make the zone larger or smaller as needed. To save the changes after replacing pins, you can click on the <code>Save </code>button. You can also cancel the editing operation by the <code>Cancel</code> button.

After editing the layer and following the steps above, you should press the <code>Submit</code> button to save the final changes and update the zone.

You can delete layers while creating zones. To do this, use the <code>Delete layers</code> button (recycle bin icon) located on the left of the map. When you click on this button, the mouse cursor turns to an “index finger of a hand” If you use it to click on a layer, the layer will be removed. To save the changes after removing layers, you can click on the <code>Save </code>button. You can also use the <code>Clear All</code> button to remove all the drawn layers at once or cancel the removing operation by the <code>Cancel</code> button.

- You can delete layers while creating zones. To do this, use the <code>Delete layers</code> button (recycle bin icon) located on the left of the map. When you click on this button, the mouse cursor turns to an “index finger of a hand” If you use it to click on a layer, the layer will be removed. To save the changes after removing layers, you can click on the <code>Save </code>button. You can also use the <code>Clear All</code> button to remove all the drawn layers at once or cancel the removing operation by the <code>Cancel</code> button.