> 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-guide/get-started/publish-project.md).

# Publish my project

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

* After selecting the project to publish in My Projects, click the `... More` click
* **Post to Design Community** click

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

![](/files/46225932ab941a55231ea36099a4ceec0ec18efc)

## 2. Load floor plans from the creation page

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

![](/files/b0688873fe8fbe26c46ba1adb81819b9812214f9)

* You can load the selected project's render shots, 720 tours, etc. right away.

![](/files/15e6c8ac30417422a3fa8308dcc831cf6d6734f2)

## Write Content

![](/files/800088653b640382e2a3e90f681d3f23788cd253)

#### 1. Select a floor plan (recommended)

Please select the floor plan of the project you want to publish.\
3D floor plans, 720 tours, and render shots are linked, so you can use them freely in the editor.

#### 2. Design Main Title (required)

Please enter the design main title.

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

Please enter the design subtitle

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

Please select the project type.

#### 5. Enter category (required)

Please enter information about the designed space.

#### 6. Upload thumbnail (required)

Please upload a thumbnail that matches the recommended size.

#### 7. Upload image (recommended)

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

#### 8. Write content (required)

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

Slash`(/)` View Details

* 3D floor plan: Embed an Archisketch 3D floor plan.
* AR viewer: Embed using an AR link.
* Text: Start writing with the most basic plain text.
* Heading 1: The largest heading.
* 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: Creates 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 render shots and 720 tours

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

#### 9. Save as draft

#### 10. Request publication

* Review will be carried out according to Archisketch project quality standards, and it may take up to 10 business days.
* Please note that once the final project is approved, it may be published after edits and tagging work such as the cover photo, title, and body structure.


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