> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.spurtest.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Drafts
> Use drafts to build and refine tests that aren't ready for active test runs yet.
## Overview
Drafts are a way to mark tests as work-in-progress within your test suite. They are functionally identical to regular tests but are labeled as "Draft" for organization purposes.
Drafts are always added to a test suite and can be converted back to "Ready" status when complete.
Drafts exist within test suites from the moment you create them. The "Draft" status simply indicates the test is still being developed or refined.
## How to Create Drafts
If you don't have existing test suites, see [Test Suites](/managing-tests/suite) to create one first.
See [How to Write Your First Test](/getting-started/first-test) for detailed guidance, then click **Save Test**
Your saved draft now appears in the Drafts section
Use the [AI Test Generator](/authoring-tests/ai-test-generation) to create drafts from files, existing suites, or text descriptions.
## Convert Existing Tests to Drafts
Navigate to Test Suites in your Spur Dashboard. Click and open the Test Suite you want to turn to a draft.
Choose a Test you want to turn into a draft and **click the three dot menu.**
Test side peek window open, **click Ready** at the top of the test.
Dropdown menu appears asking to choose between **Draft** and **Ready**. Choose draft to convert your existing test to a draft.
Make sure that it says **Draft** at the top.
Click Save Test. Your test is now converted to a draft and appears in the Drafts section.