> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.jeti.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.jeti.app/using-jeti/posting-on-jeti/make-a-post.md).

# Make a Post

## To make a new post on Jeti:

1. Tap the <img src="/files/DVyvNkZYkeLnxnOzRUby" alt="" data-size="line"> at the bottom of your screen. The new post screen will appear.
2. Type whatever you'd like to say in the text area.&#x20;
   * See our [**Community Guidelines**](broken://pages/iX0FsF6qNKCbPi9gvycY) for more on what kind of content we allow on Jeti.
3. [**Add Content**](broken://pages/kDqw4RmCdJSbacM5AEPx) to your post if desired. Jeti supports adding pictures, videos, gifs, links, and polls to your posts.
4. Toggle anonymous posting **on** <img src="/files/jrMtQl0QG4ZCd9SOWVLE" alt="" data-size="line"> or **off** <img src="/files/SMasehmuj7EhbZ0YAIFJ" alt="" data-size="line">
   * :detective: Anonymous mode is set to **off** by default&#x20;
   * This feature is only available to users who are [**verified**](broken://pages/26jCShWs8XYVk0J9anU6).
5. When you're satisfied with your post, tap the <img src="/files/RktFanmPhC5Yihkbp1bX" alt="" data-size="line"> at the top right of your keyboard


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