# Importing Profile into Orca Slicer

Importing profiles into Orca Slicer follows a similar workflow to [Bambu Studio](/printing-tips/importing-a-profile-into-slicer/importing-profile-into-bambu-studio.md), as both slicers share a common foundation. The steps below explain how to load Numakers profiles using .json files.

#### Step-by-Step Instructions

* Download the .json profile file from the Numakers [profile list](/printing-tips/printer-profiles.md).
* Open Orca Slicer on your computer.
* From the top menu, click File and then select Open Project.
* Browse to the downloaded .json file and open it. Orca Slicer will load the project along with the associated printer, filament, and print settings.
* When prompted, accept the imported settings so the profile is applied correctly.

#### Accessing the Imported Profiles

After loading the .json file, the imported printer, filament, and process profiles will be available under User Presets in the Custom section.

You can now select these profiles for future prints without needing to reopen the .json file.

#### Important Notes

A .json file may include multiple settings bundled together. Always verify that the selected printer model, nozzle size, and build plate match your actual hardware before starting a print.

If your printer has been modified, or if you are printing in a different environment, minor adjustments to temperature, speed, or cooling may be required for optimal results.


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