> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.valq.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.valq.com/model/create-model.md).
# Create Model
In the launch screen of the visual, there are two options for you to get started with ValQ.
-> If you are new and want to explore ValQ, Click **Select Sample** to explore the Sample models.
-> If you are ready to build models using your own data set, click **Create Model.**
ValQ Launch Page
### Create New Model
Upon clicking **Create Model**, you have three types of models to choose from and start modeling.
Three ways to Model
* [Dynamic Model](/model/create-model/dynamic-model.md) - ValQ automatically creates a model from the data assigned to it.
* [Custom Model](/model/create-model/custom-model.md) - It is used when you want to build the model manually from scratch.
* [Import a Model](/model/create-model/import-a-model.md) - This option can be used to import an existing model that is already built and exported. To learn about exporting a model, click [here.](https://docs.valq.com/model/pages/9dRQlKNML0z3zNWEfNgv#3.-export)
Let us learn in detail about each of the above model types in the upcoming sections.
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