Your gallery is where you can post your art.
Press Upload Media from your gallery. Pick one or more files, and you can Add more before posting.
A post can hold several images. Use Set as thumb to choose which one represents it in listings.
Size limits are 10MB per image on a free account and 100MB with premium.
Folder files the post in one of your folders, or leaves it loose with No folder. Folders are covered below.
New posts are marked adult by default; change the default for new posts in your gallery settings or per-post when you're uploading.
Three choices at the bottom of the form:
Folders group posts on your profile. Create one while uploading with New folder - the small + next to the folder picker; type a name, and the folder is created when you save the post. You can also set the Folder field when editing a post.
Lock Folder puts a password on it. Visitors see the folder but must enter the password to view what is inside. Unlock Folder removes the password.
Delete Folder removes the folder itself.
Open a post and choose Edit to change its title, description, tags, adult flag or folder. You can also delete it.
Add to favorites on any post keeps it in your own Favorites list, reachable from your profile.
Favoriting is public: your favorites can appear in the content feed of others if they have that turned on in Viewing preferences. Think of it a bit like reposting from Tumblr, without the clogging of your own gallery.
Your gallery settings hold the description shown at the top of your gallery, your default adult flag for new posts, and your comment policy.
The queue drip-feeds posts so your gallery stays active without you posting by hand. In your gallery settings you set how many posts go out per day, and the earliest and latest times of day they may publish, 08:00 to 20:00 by default. Posts per day starts at 0, which means you have to manually post the queued images.
Queued and scheduled posts are listed separately, and you can edit, publish immediately, or delete any of them before they go out.
Bulk upload is the faster path for a backlog: it takes many files at once, with less per-post detail to fill in. Useful for migrating from another site.