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# Add Many Devices to Group
Here is a quick way to add multiple devices or just a single device to a group in JFrog Connect.
You can add many devices to a group at once (i.e., add devices in bulk). You can also use this procedure as a quick way to add a single device to a group.
This procedure requires the permission: Modify and delete devices.
To add devices to a group, do the following:
1. Go to the **Devices** page and mark the devices to add to a group. You can also choose to mark all the devices displayed at once.
2. At the bottom of the Devices page, click **Edit Details**.
3. In the Edit Details popup, mark **Assign Group**, select the group for your devices, and apply.
## What’s Next?
Learn how you can [change the name of a group](/features-new-ui/account-management/organize-your-fleet/create-groups/change-group-name.md) at any time.
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