> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.archisketch.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.archisketch.com/guide/user-en/get-started/publish-project.md).

# Publish my project

## 1. Select directly from \[My Projects]

* After selecting the project to publish from My Projects, at the top right of the thumbnail `··· More` Click
* **Post to the Design Community** Click

{% hint style="warning" %}
You can only post projects whose original creator is yourself!
{% endhint %}

![](/files/005f152c9abe14a2765090a6b8d883a8162318e5)

## 2. Import drawings on the creation page

* [Archisketch Design Community](https://community.archisketch.com/ko)Enter **Create User Project** Please click it. (Archisketch login required)
* Click No selected drawing at the top center, then select the project you want.

![](/files/67d11cf202840aa762e20e2e4c0204dd09ab533e)

* You can immediately load the selected project's rendershots, 720 tour, and more.

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## Write Content

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#### 1. Select a drawing (recommended)

Please select the drawing for the project you want to publish.\
3D drawings, 720 tours, and rendershots are linked and can be freely used in the editor.

#### 2. Main design title (required)

Please enter the main design title.

#### 3. Enter design subtitle (recommended)

Please enter the design subtitle.

#### 4. Select project type (required)

Please select a project type.

#### 5. Enter category (required)

Please enter information about the designed space.

#### 6. Upload thumbnail (required)

Please upload a thumbnail in the recommended size.

#### 7. Upload image (recommended)

It will be applied as the image at the top of the Start page, so please include an image that represents the design.

#### 8. Write content (required)

`'/'` Use keys to take advantage of features such as 3D drawings, AR viewer, divider lines, bulleted lists, color changes, and YouTube videos.

Slash`(/)` View details

* 3D Drawing: Embed an Archisketch 3D drawing.
* AR Viewer: Embed using an AR link.
* Text: Start writing with the most basic plain text.
* Heading 1: The largest heading size.
* Heading 2: A medium-sized heading.
* Heading 3: The smallest heading.
* Bulleted list: A simple bulleted list.
* Numbered list: Indent the list and automatically generate the next number.
* Quote: Write a quotation.
* Divider: Create a thin gray line to visually separate text blocks.
* YouTube: Embed a YouTube video.

{% hint style="info" %}
How to insert external images

Drag and drop an external image file into the editor

Copy the image (Ctrl+C) & paste it into the editor (Ctrl+V)
{% endhint %}

#### 9. Insert rendershots and 720 tours

You can insert rendershots and 720 tours (panorama rendershots) for the project.

#### 9. Save draft

#### 10. Request publication

* Review will be conducted according to Archisketch project quality standards, and it may take up to 10 business days.
* Please note that upon final project approval, it may be published only after edits and tagging such as the cover photo, title, and body composition.


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