What this page helps you do
View all sell sheets for a game in one place.
Create new sell sheets by choosing a template and opening the sell sheet editor.
Edit sell sheet details such as name and status, and update them when things change.
Change a sell sheet’s status (e.g. Draft, Ready to share) using Mark as so your team knows where each one stands.
Open a sell sheet in the editor to design or tweak layout and content.
Finding the Sell Sheets tab
Select a game from your games list
Your games list shows all games for this workspace. Click the game you want to work on so its Game Page opens.
Helpful details
Key areas: The list of games; each row is one game.
What you can do: Click a game to open its Game Page, where you’ll find the Sell Sheets tab.
Good to know: You need to open a specific game before you can see or manage its sell sheets.
Open the Sell Sheets tab
On the Game Page, the Sell Sheets tab sits alongside Game Info, Media, Rules, Components, and other tabs. Click Sell Sheets to see and manage sell sheets for this game.
Helpful details
Key areas: The tab bar under the game header; Sell Sheets is one of the tabs.
What you can do: Click Sell Sheets to open the sell sheets list for this game.
Good to know: Each game has its own set of sell sheets; switching games or tabs will show that game’s content.
Viewing your sell sheets
The sell sheets list
The Sell Sheets tab shows every sell sheet for this game. You can see their names, thumbnails, and status so you can pick one to edit or share.
Helpful details
Key areas: The main area lists all sell sheets; Design New Sell Sheet is the action to add another.
What you can do: Click a sell sheet to work with it, or use Design New Sell Sheet to create one from a template.
Good to know: If the list is empty, use Design New Sell Sheet to create your first sell sheet for this game.
Creating a new sell sheet
Start with Design New Sell Sheet
Click Design New Sell Sheet to create a new sell sheet. A window opens where you choose a template.
Helpful details
Key areas: The Design New Sell Sheet button, usually near the top or bottom of the sell sheets list.
What you can do: Click it to open the template picker and start a new sell sheet.
Good to know: Each new sell sheet begins from a template; you can customize it in the editor afterward.
Choose a template
A Sell Sheet Template window appears with one or more templates. Pick the layout that best fits your game so you have a good starting point.
Helpful details
Key areas: The window shows available templates; each is a different starting layout.
What you can do: Click a template to select it, then use Start Designing to open the editor.
Good to know: You can create multiple sell sheets from different templates for the same game (e.g. one for publishers, one for playtesters).
Select a template and start designing
After you select a template, click Start Designing. You’re taken to the sell sheet editor, where you can edit text, images, and layout.
Helpful details
Key areas: The selected template (highlighted or outlined) and the Start Designing button.
What you can do: Choose a template, then click Start Designing to open the editor and customize the sell sheet.
Good to know: Changes in the editor are saved so you can return later and continue editing.
Open the sell sheet editor
Start Designing opens the sell sheet editor. There you can change text, swap images, and adjust the layout until the sell sheet looks the way you want.
Helpful details
Key areas: The Start Designing button in the template window.
What you can do: Click it to leave the template picker and enter the editor.
Good to know: You can open an existing sell sheet in the editor later from the sell sheets list (e.g. via Open in Editor in the options menu).
Managing sell sheets
Open the options menu
Each sell sheet has an Open menu (sometimes shown as an options or “three dots” icon). Use it to change status, edit details, or open the sell sheet in the editor.
Helpful details
Key areas: The Open menu control on each sell sheet card or row.
What you can do: Click Open to see options such as Mark as, Edit, Edit Sell Sheet Details…, and Open in Editor.
Good to know: The exact label may appear as “Open menu” or an options icon; both open the same list of actions.
Mark a sell sheet’s status
From the Open menu, choose Mark as to set or change the sell sheet’s status (e.g. Draft, Ready to share). That helps your team see which sell sheets are still in progress and which are ready to use.
Helpful details
Key areas: Mark as in the menu; the submenu shows the status options.
What you can do: Click Mark as, then pick the status that matches where the sell sheet is (e.g. draft vs. ready).
Good to know: Status is visible in the sell sheets list so everyone can see it at a glance.
Edit a sell sheet
Edit in the Open menu takes you into the sell sheet editor so you can change the design and content. Use this when you want to update layout, text, or images.
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Key areas: The Edit item in the Open menu.
What you can do: Click Edit to open this sell sheet in the editor.
Good to know: Edit is for changing the visual design; use Edit Sell Sheet Details… when you only want to change name or other metadata.
Edit sell sheet details (name and metadata)
Edit Sell Sheet Details… opens a form where you can change the sell sheet’s name and other details (not the layout or visuals). Handy when you only need to rename a sell sheet or update metadata.
Helpful details
Key areas: The Edit Sell Sheet Details… option in the Open menu (or in a details screen).
What you can do: Open it to edit name and related fields; click Update Sell Sheet when you’re done to save.
Good to know: This does not open the full editor—only the details form. Use Edit or Open in Editor to change the design.
Save your changes with Update Sell Sheet
After you change the sell sheet’s name or other details in Edit Sell Sheet Details…, click Update Sell Sheet to save. Your updates then appear in the sell sheets list.
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Key areas: The Update Sell Sheet button, usually at the bottom of the details form.
What you can do: Click it to save your changes and close the form.
Good to know: If you don’t click Update Sell Sheet, your edits to the details are not saved.
Open an existing sell sheet in the editor
Open in Editor in the Open menu opens that sell sheet in the same editor you use when you click Start Designing. Use it when you want to change the design of a sell sheet you already created.
Helpful details
Key areas: Open in Editor in the Open menu for a sell sheet.
What you can do: Click it to open the sell sheet in the editor and change layout, text, or images.
Good to know: This is the same editor you get from Start Designing; the only difference is you’re editing an existing sell sheet instead of a new one.
Working in the sell sheet editor
Editor toolbar and highlight
In the sell sheet editor you’ll see a toolbar with tools for editing the page. Highlight is one of the options you can use to emphasize or style parts of the sell sheet. The canvas in the middle is where you edit the content.
Helpful details
Key areas: The toolbar (often at the top or side) with editing tools; the main canvas where the sell sheet is designed.
What you can do: Use the toolbar to add or adjust elements; use Highlight and other tools as needed for your design.
Good to know: Editor tools may vary by template; explore the toolbar to see what’s available for your sell sheet.
Tips & common questions
Where do I find sell sheets?
Open a game from your Games list, then click the Sell Sheets tab on that game’s page. All sell sheets for that game are listed there.
What’s the difference between Edit and Edit Sell Sheet Details…?
Edit (or Open in Editor) opens the full design editor so you can change layout, text, and images. Edit Sell Sheet Details… opens a form only for the sell sheet’s name and metadata—use it when you just need to rename or update details without changing the design.
Can I have more than one sell sheet per game?
Yes. Use Design New Sell Sheet each time you want to add another. You can use different templates for different purposes (e.g. one for publishers, one for playtesters).
How do I know which sell sheets are ready to share?
Use Mark as from the Open menu to set a status (e.g. Draft, Ready to share). The status appears in the sell sheets list so you and your team can see it at a glance.