Share a guide

1Get the app

Guides are written and published from the QnA desktop app, free for Windows. It’s ready to publish as soon as it’s installed.

2Write your guide

Start one in the Guides list, or ask Qloud, the app’s AI gaming companion, to write it with you. A guide can be text — a walkthrough, a build, a cheat sheet — or an interactive tool like a planner. A guide made while a game is selected belongs to that game and is listed on its page. Images it uses from your guides folder are published with it, up to 4 MB each.

Give it a title that says what it covers, like “Malenia boss guide” or “Beginner cheat sheet”. The site files every guide under topics such as builds, bosses, and walkthroughs by the words in its title and summary, so a clear title is how players find it.

3Choose how you’re credited

In Settings → Sharing, fill in “Credit guides to” with your name or handle. Your name links to a page of every guide you’ve shared, and the most prolific writers make the top writers. Leave it empty to publish anonymously, credited to the community.

4Publish it

In the Guides list, open your guide’s ••• menu and choose “Publish to web”. In a moment it has its own page on QnA.GG. Choose “Copy link” from the same menu to share it anywhere.

Sign in first, from the person icon in the app’s top bar, with the same Steam, Discord or Google account you use here. Shared signed in, a guide goes in the library, in search, and on its game’s page. Shared signed out, it’s unlisted: only people with its link can find it, until you sign in.

5Keep it up to date

Changed the guide? Choose “Update published version” from its ••• menu: the page keeps its link, so nothing you’ve shared breaks. “Unpublish” takes it down. Settings → Sharing lists every guide you’ve published. A guide can be updated or unpublished only from the app that published it.

Before you publish

Published guides must follow the Guide Guidelines: no advertising and nothing inappropriate. Guides that break them may be taken down.