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# Add Content to a Post
## Take a new photo or video for your post
To take a new photo or video:
1. Tap the 
icon. Your phone's camera interface will appear.
2. Take a photo or video, and click "Use Photo".
3. The photo or video will be added to your post.
## Select a photo or video from your camera roll
To add an existing photo or video to your post:
1. Tap the 
icon. Your keyboard will be replaced by the most recent few pictures from your phone's camera roll.
* If you wish to see more of your camera roll, swipe up on the image selector to open the expanded interface.
2. Tap to select the image you desire and hit "done" if you are using the expanded interface.
3. The photo or video is now added to your post
## Embed a link in your post
To embed a web link in your post, simply paste the desired link anywhere in your text when making a post. If the embed works, you will see a preview pop up under your post's text.
## Add a poll to your post
To add a poll to your post:
1. Tap the 
icon to open the poll menu.
2. Enter the desired options. If you would like to add more options, tap the 
button to add more. Jeti supports up to 4 poll options.
3. Select who you want to be able to vote on the poll; everyone or on people nearby.
4. Determine the length of the poll. The default is 24 hours.
5. Once finished, tap 
in the top right, and the poll will be added to the post.
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