Ask Amazing Work

Keep your explanation with the video by adding About this video. It appears below the video and is separate from viewer comments.

1. Open New POP, or open your own POP and choose Edit POP.
2. Choose Video. Upload a video or paste a complete video address.
3. Enter your explanation, source credits, reflections or questions in About this video. The field is optional and accepts up to 5,000 characters.
4. Choose Save Video. Then select Create, review your POP and save it.
5. Open the full POP to check the text beneath the video. Edit POP lets you revise it later.

Write one short summary for your whole POP. Reuse it in gallery previews, Abstracts Gallery and magazine pages.

1. Create a POP with at least one media piece, or choose Edit POP on an existing creation.
2. In the Create dialog, enter an Abstract of up to 2,000 characters. Summarize the whole work, not just its Literature piece.
3. Choose Preview, then Save POP or Save revised version.
4. Open the POP to read the Abstract. On a gallery you own, choose Abstracts Gallery or Picture Book / Magazine to display summaries.
5. Reopen Edit POP whenever the summary needs updating.

Turn a themed picture into an interactive map. Oval or rectangular regions open the associated public POPs.

1. Open any gallery you own. Add the Public POPs you want visitors to explore.
2. Above Creations, choose Gallery layout → Picture Puzzle.
3. Upload your own image, or enter a complete http/https image address.
4. Choose the POP for the next region. Click the picture to place a region, or choose Add region at center.
5. Adjust the region’s shape, Left, Top, Width and Height. These values are percentages, so the links follow the picture on different screens.
6. Repeat for other POPs, then select Save arrangement.
7. Click a numbered region, or its matching link below the picture, to open the full POP.

Display each public POP’s title and Abstract in a compact gallery, with a link to the full work.

1. Give your POPs an Abstract through Create or Edit POP.
2. Place the Public POPs in the gallery you want to present.
3. Open that gallery as its owner and choose Gallery layout → Abstracts Gallery.
4. Use Earlier / Later while editing to set the reading order.
5. Select Save arrangement, then try Open full POP.

Give your Picture Book a magazine name, issue month, subtitle and illustrated cover.

1. Open any gallery you own; a separate gallery for each issue makes a useful archive.
2. Choose Gallery layout → Picture Book / Magazine. If the magazine is already saved, choose Rearrange POPs to edit it.
3. Enter Book / magazine name and choose the Issue month.
4. Write a Cover subtitle and an optional Cover introduction / credits.
5. Upload a cover image or enter its http/https address. Leave the image address blank to use the first featured POP’s image.
6. Select Save arrangement. The reader opens on the cover.

Build a reading sequence from POP pages and text pages. Page numbers update automatically as you arrange the book.

1. In Picture Book / Magazine, choose Rearrange POPs to open Edit your magazine.
2. Select a Featured POP already in the gallery and choose Add POP page. Its image, title, author and Abstract become a numbered page.
3. Choose Add text page for a welcome note, editorial, explanation or conclusion.
4. Expand a page entry to edit its optional heading and introduction. A POP page can be linked to a different Public POP in the same gallery.
5. Use Earlier / Later to arrange pages. Preview page opens the selected page.
6. Select Save arrangement to keep the cover and pages.
7. Read with Previous / Next, the page selector or Contents on the cover. When the book area has keyboard focus, left and right arrow keys also turn pages.

Maintain your magazine without deleting its original POPs. Distinguish removing a page from deleting an entire gallery.

1. Open your magazine and choose Rearrange POPs to edit its cover or content.
2. Expand a numbered page entry to change its heading, introduction or featured POP.
3. Choose Remove page to remove that entry, then Save arrangement. The original POP remains in My Studio.
4. Choose Cancel changes to discard unsaved magazine edits.
5. To retire a dedicated issue, open Manage Galleries, select that issue gallery and choose Archive. Restore makes it available again.
6. Delete gallery permanently deletes that gallery and its sub-galleries after confirmation. The POPs themselves remain in My Studio.

Create a dedicated monthly issue, select your featured POPs and preserve previous issues as separate galleries.

1. Create a gallery or sub-gallery for the issue, for example ArtPuzzle Magazine — October 2026.
2. Add the Public POPs you want to feature. Existing POPs can appear in more than one gallery.
3. Choose Picture Book / Magazine and set the issue’s name and month.
4. Select the featured POP pages, remove entries you do not want in the issue, and arrange their order. Selection is the curator’s choice; no automatic best-of ranking is applied.
5. Add a welcome or editor’s note as a text page, create the cover and save.
6. Share the gallery link according to its access settings. For the next issue, create a separate gallery so the earlier issue keeps its page selection and layout.

Use the Phonebook view to browse an alphabetical, numbered directory of public galleries filtered by category.

1. Open All Galleries from the navigation.
2. Choose Phonebook as the view.
3. Select a Category: Art, Music, Literature, Video, Tutorials, Magazines, or a supported style.
4. Use Search galleries to narrow the list by gallery name, owner or description.
5. Browse the alphabetical entries with Previous / Next, or select a directory page.
6. Choose Open gallery on any entry. The destination keeps its own cards, puzzle, Abstracts or magazine layout.