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# Creating a new Tour
## Creating a new guide
1. Sign in to the Adopt Management Console with your credentials
2. Click on the name of the Space you want to work on
3. Click **Guides** from the menu pane on the left
4. Click **Create Guide** in the top right corner of the screen
You will be given two options to choose from.
* **Tooltip -** one guide
* **Tour -** a sequence of guides
5. From the Create Guide button, select **Tour**
6. Name the Guide
7. Provide an initial URL
***Note:** This URL will be used to navigate to the application where you can start modifying your guide in **editor mode**.*
***Note:** We recommend you add a brief description for your future reference. This will come in handy to keep track of the guides as you add more to cover all the journeys that a user might take in your application.*
8. Once you have filled the information in, click **Create.**
The created guide will now sit here:
Now that you have created a new guide, either repeat the process to create other guides for different parts of your application, or add steps to the guide and define its parameters.
Click **Open in Editor** and you will be redirected to the Adopt Editor where you can modify your guide with many personalization settings provided.
***Note:** At this stage, newly created guides do not have any steps, meaning the guide does not yet know where to start or what the next step is.*
## Adding a step
1. Open your chosen guide in the Adopt Editor
2. Click **Add a Step**, or alternatively click the **+** icon
3. Click **Step** from the dropdown, or use the keyboard shortcut **Shift + A** \
\&#xNAN;***Note**: This will activate the element picker where you can choose an element on the page to associate to this step*
4. Either hover the cursor over your page and choose an element by clicking on it, or using the **Shift + S** keyboard shortcut. This will create a step assigned to the chosen element \
\&#xNAN;***Note: Shift + S** keyboard shortcut is handy, especially when an element can’t be chosen by a mouse. This may happen when you want to pick an element in a pop-up menu which isn’t visible when clicked. In such cases, you can use the keyboard shortcut.*
Now that you have created a new guide and added a new step, you can add as many as necessary to cover every possible scenario where a user might need guidance.
You can also customize the Step by clicking on the gear icon of the step.