# Creating A Sub Profile From Varbase

Two ways to create sub profiles of Varbase.

## Automated

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MA0MNwONPMl8Z8onh8x" %}
[Varbase Sub Profile Generator](/9.0.x/developers/extending-varbase/creating-a-sub-profile-from-varbase/varbase-sub-profile-generator.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

## Manually

Copy, Past, Rename, and replace of text and name of files for:

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MA0MNwM1c8kXlUtxVlz" %}
[Varbase Sub Profile Basic Template](/9.0.x/developers/extending-varbase/creating-a-sub-profile-from-varbase/varbase-sub-profile-basic-template.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MA0MNwNohn7NzvATzVD" %}
[Varbase Sub Profile Basic Project Template](/9.0.x/developers/extending-varbase/creating-a-sub-profile-from-varbase/varbase-sub-profile-basic-project-template.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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