# Creating Text Tiles

### Creating a Text Tile

Amondo lets you create Text Tiles to add messaging directly into your Collections. Text Tiles are useful for adding context, headlines, calls to action or supporting copy from your community or customers alongside photos and videos within your Imprint.&#x20;

Once created, Text Tiles can be reused across any connected Imprint.&#x20;

### What you can do with Text Tiles

* Add headlines, statements or contextual copy into an Imprint
* Introduce sections or themes within the content experience
* Include quotes or contributions from your community
* Embed text over images for a visual experience&#x20;
* Introduce calls to action or explanatory text alongside photo and video Tiles

### How to create Text Tiles

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
Open the Collection you want to add content to and click the "**Add Content**" button

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Select "**Text Tile**" from the list of available content types

{% endstep %}

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Enter your text into the text field.&#x20;

* Choose how the text appears in both Grid and Frame layouts
* Set text size, alignment and background image
* Optionally assign a user to the text within the avatar
  {% endstep %}

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Review the preview to confirm how the Tile will display

{% endstep %}

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Click "**Create Tile**" to add the Text Tile to your Collection
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{% endstepper %}

Once created, the Text Tile is ready to be used in any Imprint connected to your Collection.


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