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---
title: Importing and Managing Stemcells
owner: Ops Manager
---
This topic explains how to use the Stemcell Library in <%= vars.ops_manager_full %> to import and stage stemcells to products.
## <a id='overview'></a> Overview
The Stemcell Library imports and stages stemcells to products.
For more conceptual information about floating stemcells and stemcell upgrades, see [Floating Stemcells](../customizing/understanding-stemcells.html).
<p class='note warning'><strong>Warning:</strong> Some product releases require Xenial stemcells, as listed in <a href="../../platform/stemcells/xenial-tiles.html">Tiles Using Xenial Stemcells in <%= vars.platform_name %></a>. If you are importing and using Xenial stemcells for the first time, see <a href="../../pcf-release-notes/breaking-changes.html#xenial">Updates for Xenial Stemcell Support</a>.</p>
## <a id="import"></a> Import and Stage a Stemcell
To import and stage a stemcell:
1. Download the appropriate `.tgz` stemcell file from [VMware Tanzu Network](https://network.pivotal.io/products/pivotal-cf).
<p class="note">
<strong>Note:</strong>
<%= vars.ops_manager %> does not support heavy or full stemcells for the AWS and GCP IaaSes.
For these IaaSes, you must use a light stemcell.
For more information about light stemcells, see <a href="https://bosh.io/docs/build-stemcell/#light-stemcells">Light Stemcells</a> in the BOSH documentation.
</p>
1. Click **Import Stemcell** to permanently import a stemcell into <%= vars.ops_manager %>.
1. A pop-up appears for you to select which products to stage with the imported stemcell. Select the checkboxes of the products you want to stage.

1. Click **Apply Stemcell to Products**.
1. Click **Dismiss** to close the **Import Stemcell** pop-up.
## <a id="version"></a> Choose a Stemcell Version
If you have uploaded multiple versions of a stemcell, you can use the dropdown in the **Staged** column to choose which version to use.
You can choose a different version until you deploy. After deployment, older stemcell versions are no longer available.

If the stemcell displays with a green checkmark and the words **Latest stemcell** below the **Staged** dropdown, the stemcell is the latest available version on your host. An outdated stemcell displays **Stemcell out-of-date**.
