How to Share Your Qerios Sketches: Public Links, Titles and Your Gallery

Qerios lets you answer a question with a drawing, and the drawings you publish can live on their own page that anyone can open. This guide covers publishing a sketch, naming it, sharing its link and managing the gallery on your profile.

Draw, then publish

You can draw a sketch while answering a question or open the editor from your sketches page. A sketch stays a private draft until you publish it, so you can keep working on it as long as you like. Publishing is the step that turns it into something other people can see. If you want to hide it again later, you can unpublish it without deleting the drawing.

Give it a title

A title helps people understand what they are looking at and gives your sketch a proper name when it is shared. You can add or change a title from your sketches page, and from the sketch page itself if it is yours. Titles are short, up to 80 characters, so aim for something descriptive such as "Sunrise over the Nile" rather than a long sentence. If you leave the title empty, the page falls back to a plain "Sketch by" label with your name.

Use the public link

Each published sketch has its own link. Open the sketch and copy it to share in a chat, a story or a post. The page shows the drawing, your name and profile, and, when you have more published sketches, a link to your full gallery and a row of other sketches at the end. Tapping the picture opens it full screen inside the app instead of sending people to a raw image file, so it feels like part of Qerios rather than a download.

When someone shares the link on social media, platforms show a preview card with the drawing, title and author, which makes the link far more attractive to click than a bare address.

Your gallery on your profile

Published sketches appear in a Sketches tab on your profile, so visitors can browse them without leaving the page. Your own sketches page, with the controls to publish, unpublish, rename and delete, is separate and visible only to you.

Private accounts and sketches

If your account is private, your sketches are visible only to you and approved followers, and they are left out of public pages meant for search engines. Publishing on a private account does not make a drawing public. For the details, see private accounts on Qerios.

Add music or text to the same answer

A sketch can sit alongside a song or words in an answer. If you like mixing formats, share music in your answers shows how.

The short version

• A sketch is a private draft until you publish it; you can unpublish it any time.
• Titles are up to 80 characters and can be edited later.
• Every published sketch has a public link with a social preview.
• Tapping the picture opens it full screen in the app.
• On private accounts, sketches are visible only to approved followers.