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How to create a gallery in Notion

Joseph Lee
Nithil Shanmugam
January 22, 2024

How to create a gallery in Notion

Overview:

Elevate your organization and content management in Notion by learning how to effortlessly create a gallery. This guide walks you through a seamless process, enabling you to organize and showcase your content visually. Enhance user experience and streamline navigation within Notion, optimizing efficiency and clarity in managing your digital gallery.

1. Start by selecting your desired page.

1 Click on "Untitled"

2. Next, look for and click the 'More' button.

2 Click on "More"

3. From the drop-down list, select 'Gallery'.

3 Click on "Gallery"

4. To proceed, click 'New database'.

4 Click on "New database"

5. Congrats! You've successfully created a gallery.

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A core issue we identified was that the team was often spending a lot of time creating custom demos, guides, or walkthroughs for unqualified prospects.

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