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# Use an end journey step in a journey

In this article, you'll learn how to add an **end journey step** to a journey. This allows you to terminate a journey at a specific step.

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**End journey steps** can only be added at the end of a conditional path, or an entire journey. You can't add an **end journey step** in the middle of a path.
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### Good to know

The 'end journey' step is useful when:

* A conditional step branches the journey into multiple paths.
* You want to intentionally terminate one branch once a specified conversion or goal is met.
* You have complex journeys with numerous branches or nested conditionals and wish to end specific paths at specific points.
  {% endhint %}

### What you'll need

* A journey with two or more steps, and/or a conditional step.

### Step one: Add the end journey step

1. Hover your mouse pointer over the last node of the journey tree or over a conditional step’s path you’ll see an ‘add step’ icon.
2. Select the add a step icon.
3. Select the **End journey** step.

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Success! You've added an end journey step.
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