# Publishing and Editing your story

## **Creating a Chapter**

After creating a story, you will be taken to the New Chapter creation page., where you can start writing the first chapter of your story. When you are done, you can either **"publish"** it immediately or **"save it as a draft"**.&#x20;

The text editor has a variety of features to help you format your font, add hyperlinks, insert online images, Youtube videos, page dividers, etc.

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To insert images, we provide two options for you to choose from:

1\. You can upload your image to an image upload service website (e.g., photobucket, imgur, Flickr, etc.), then click the **"Image Icon"** in the editor and copy the image URL into the URL field.

2\. You can Join our **"Comic Artist Program"** to get unlimited uploading space and upload images directly on Penana.

For more information about the above two solutions, see:

{% content-ref url="/pages/pj8DDtzwSxpOhEIXRun7" %}
[Uploading an image](/penana-guide/the-basics/post-your-story-work/uploading-an-image.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Just like in Microsoft Word, press **"Enter" in the editor to add a new paragraph**. To **add a single line**, you can press **"Shift + Enter"**. You can also write in Word first and then copy it into the editor, with the text formatting (e.g., bold, italic, etc.) to be preserved. Once you have everything ready, you can post your story!

## **Editing your story**

If you want to make changes after posting your story, you can click **"Draft/Manage Work"** to edit your work.

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Choose the chapter you want to edit.&#x20;

Click **"Save"** after editing.

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