> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wowtalkies.gitbook.io/main/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wowtalkies.gitbook.io/main/mobile-app/how-to-create-content-on-the-app.md).

# How to create content on the app?

**Steps to create content on the application:**

1\. Click the pen-like icon.

2\. Add images and write a clear and concise title and content.

3\. Proofread your content before posting it.

4\. Select the community you are posting to.

5\. Click on the submit button & sign the submission using your wallet password.

6\. Your content is published & can be seen on the feed screen at the top in LIFO order. 

> Note:  A minimum Matic fee is required to pay the gas fee.

**Here are some additional tips for creating engaging content:**

1. Add exciting movie reviews and updates in the film industry.
2. Ask questions and start discussions.
3. Be helpful and supportive of other users.
4. Be creative and original.

> Note: Follow our community guidelines and create content strictly for entertainment only.

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