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# Bricks Structure

Go to <https://bricksmotion.co/components/>

1. Choose your needed component and click "Use Component".&#x20;
2. Inside of the Offcanvas Menu click "Copy Bricks Structure". The Bricks Structure will be copied to you clipboard.
3. Open Bricksbuilder and hit <mark style="color:purple;">`CMD + V`</mark>/<mark style="color:purple;">`CTRL + V`</mark>

<mark style="background-color:yellow;">Please note:</mark> Copy and pasting only works for websites served over HTTPS, otherwise you have to save the Bricks Structure JSON in a JSON-File and import it over Templates.


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