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The Properties service lets you store simple data in key-value pairs scoped to one script, one user of a script, or one document in which an add-on is used. It is typically used to store developer configuration or user preferences. Properties are never shared between scripts.

To view the daily quotas and storage limits for the Properties service, see Quotas for Google Services.

The PropertiesService global object offers three methods, each of which returns a similar Properties object but with different access rights, as shown in the following table:

The Properties service stores all data as strings in key-value pairs. Data types that are not already strings are automatically converted to strings, including methods contained within saved objects.

To save a single value, call the method Properties.setProperty(key, value) of the appropriate store, as shown in the following example:

To save data in bulk, pass a map of key-value pairs to Properties.setProperties(properties). Each key-value pair of the object in the parameter is stored as a separate property:

To retrieve a single value that you have previously saved, call Properties.getProperty(key):

To retrieve all values in the current property store, call Properties.getProperties():

The methods getProperty() and getProperties() return a copy of the stored data, not a live view, so changing the returned object will not update the value in the property store. To update the data in the store, simply save it again:

To delete a single value, call Properties.deleteProperty(key):

To delete all properties in the current store, call Properties.deleteAllProperties():

You can manually add up to fifty custom properties, as strings in key-value pairs, from the project settings page. To add more than fifty properties, you need to add them programmatically using the methods described above in Saving data. When you set script properties from the project settings page, you can’t reference script variables.

1. Open your Apps Script project.
2. At the left, click Project Settings .
3. To add the first property, under Script Properties click Add script property.
4. To add second and subsequent properties, under Script Properties click Edit script properties > Add script property.
5. For Property, enter the key name.
6. For Value, enter the value for the key.
7. (Optional) To add more properties, click Add script property.
8. Click Save script properties.

1. Open your Apps Script project.
2. At the left, click Project Settings .
3. Under Script Properties, click Edit script properties.
4. Make changes to the key name and key value for each property you want to change.
5. Click Save script properties.

1. Open your Apps Script project.
2. At the left, click Project Settings .
3. Under Script Properties, click Edit script properties.
4. Next to the property that you want to delete, click Remove close.
5. Click Save script properties.

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Last updated 2025-08-04 UTC.

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