Post stories, questions, gear tips, race reports, recommendations, workouts – all kinds of content in addition to activity uploads in your Strava feed
Sharing Content
Share activities, events, and routes directly to your followers as a post by tapping the share icon and selecting the club you wish to post to. On the next screen, you’ll have the option to add a title and description before publishing.
iOS share icon | Android share icon |
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Creating a New Post
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- Select the plus sign icon from either the website or mobile app to reveal the option to create a new post.
- You can write your post on the next screen. Select the icon in the lower right to add a title from the mobile app.
- Upload photos from your PC by dragging the file into the photo field or selecting click to upload. Add photos from your phone's camera roll by selecting the icon in the lower right.
- You can add captions to your images and choose a "highlight" photo to represent your post in your followers' feeds.
- You will have the option to Allow Comments on your post. On the web, check the box on the bottom right to allow for comments, and on mobile, the box on the bottom left. As a default, comments will always be allowed on a post until you disable them. Turning off comments will not remove previous ones, only hide them.
- The Publish button will become available once you complete the required text field.
To edit or delete previously created posts, look for the Posts tab on your profile page on the Strava website and mobile app. Select the post you wish to edit or delete, then select the three-dot icon.
Post Privacy
Athletes post adopt an account's Profile Page privacy control. It is not possible to manually adjust an individual post's privacy control.
- Profile Page privacy control set to "Everyone": All athlete posts on your Strava account will be publicly visible, including when logged out of Strava.
- Profile Page privacy control set to "Followers": All athlete posts on your Strava account will only be visible to your followers. Your posts will not be visible when you are logged out.
Reporting a Post
Open the post you wish to report and select the three-dot icon in the upper right-hand corner to reveal the report option. Confirm that you would like to report the post and choose your reason for reporting it.
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