# Creating Table

Here's how to create a table using Fireapis

1. Go to **Tables** tab inside an environment.

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2. Click **Create,** and the "Create Table" popup will appear on the right side.

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Table creation flow in Fireapis
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3. Above we have a video showing how to create a table with basic fields. You can find more information about creating tables with different field types in our blog section or in the showcases section.
4. Once you've created the table, it won't actually be created in the real database yet. One more step is needed to complete the table creation in your actual database.
5. After you've finished creating all your tables in the environment, you need to run **Migrate Changes,** which will create or modify your tables accordingly. Refer to the images below.

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6. Click **Migrate** in the Migrate popup UI, which will then actually create or update the table in real database.

In the next section, we will go over[ testing the tables with pre-created endpoints](https://docs.fireapis.com/the-basics/tables/testing-tables).
