> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kameleoon.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Turn your feature flag on or off

> Toggle your feature flag on or off and configure the default variation served to users not targeted by any rollout rule.

You can turn your feature flags on or off.

## Choosing a default variation

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At the end of your rollout rules queue, there's a dropdown list that defines which variation Kameleoon will deliver to users that are not targeted by any rule.

* **Example 1:** If you want to roll out a new feature to 10% of your audience, Kameleoon will deliver 90% of users this default variation.
* **Example 2:** If you have two delivery rules running with each targeting 40% of your total audience, the remaining 20% will receive this default variation.

The default variation is automatically set to the **Off** variation; however, you can change which variation appears by default. Changing the default variation has no effect when your flag is turned off.

## Manual Toggle

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The manual toggle is the primary method of controlling your flag's state (on or off).

When your feature flag toggle is turned **on**, Kameleoon will evaluate all delivery and experiment rules you've defined in the rules queue. However, while **off**, no delivery rules will be evaluated.
