Your 2-minute guide to Quips
Start using the easiest way for new fans to find you
Patreon promotes its new feature, Quips, which allows creators to share short public posts with text, images, or videos. The company provides an interactive tutorial and examples of Quips to help creators get started. Patreon encourages creators to share their work and showcase their creative practice to attract new audiences.
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Earlier this week, you got access to Patreon's new network tools. Let's put them to work, starting with Quips, the feature that helped illustrator Katy Lipscomb quadruple her community in 60 days.
What are Quips?
Short, public posts visible on Patreon's new Discovery feed for your existing fans and new audiences. Check out our interactive resources for a tutorial!
What can you Quip?
You can Quip with text, up to 10 images, or a video (up to 2 minutes).
Share snippets of what you're working on, a gem from your archive, ask the public a question, or anything that feels authentically you. The best way to figure out what resonates is to start posting and see what happens.
Other key things to know
Quips are always public — this is necessary to help you get discovered
Anyone can comment by default to help you grow, but you can always limit this to members only in your settings if needed
Edit, share, or delete anytime by tapping the "…" on the bottom right of your Quip
Here are some example Quips we've loved so far:
Post about adult traditions with a bowl of dehydrated orange slices.
Comic strip: person with sword startled by honking goose, falls backward.
Show off your creative practice
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