> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.spreo.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.spreo.io/help/frequently-asked-questions/how-to.md).

# "How-To" FAQs

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<summary>Is there a tutorial for using Spreo?</summary>

Yes, anyone can use the interactive tutorial at <https://spreo.io/tutorial>

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<summary>How do I create a new board?</summary>

Once you have created a Spreo account or signed in, you will see your Home page and an option to ‘Create Board’. Simply click this button, invent a name for your board and select which type of board you’d like. Upon clicking on ‘Create’, your board will appear with the title and the layout type you requested.

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<summary>How do I create a post-it in Spreo?</summary>

Double click anywhere on a board to create a sticky note in Spreo, or use the Stickies and Cards tool to choose a card type, then click to place it.

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<summary>How do I delete a post-it?</summary>

Select the post-it you would like to delete by clicking on it once, then use the delete/backspace key.

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<summary>How do I use the timer feature?</summary>

The host of the meeting can use a timer for their retrospective or session. Start a meeting on a board, then open the meeting controls in the header bar and enable the timer. It will appear in the header, and will allow you to: set a time; control the timer with the Play/ Pause option; Reset the timer.

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<summary>How can I export my boards?</summary>

Spreo allows you to export your boards content using a csv, json, table or PDF file. Click on the board name in the top left to see your export options.

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<summary>How do I invite team members to collaborate/ contribute to a board?</summary>

To share your Spreo board with others, go to the top right hard corner and select the share icon. This will display a unique board URL that you can copy and share with everyone you wish to collaborate with. If you are on a paid plan, participants can join as an external guest without needing to sign in. If you are on a free plan, your participants must sign in to join, and will automatically join the team when they join the board.

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<summary>How do I delete a board?</summary>

Delete a board from your team dashboard. Click on the board options icon and select delete. Note – deleted boards are immediately deleted, and cannot be recovered!

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<summary>How do I make a board private?</summary>

Use a workspace set to private to keep any boards private from your team. You can choose who to invite to the workspace, giving them access to the board.

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<summary>How do I get back to the Home page?</summary>

When you are in any of your boards there will be a Seb post-it icon in the top left hand corner. Click on this icon and you will be returned to your team homepage, from where you can Create or Join a board.

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