Make your storytelling file sharing website

To send files to your client, all you need is a Dropbox account or a URL link to wherever your file is stored (eg WeTransfer, Google Drive, OneDrive etc). Upload your files to your preferred file-sharing site, copy the link, then head to messages on Twine and share it!

Twine doesnʼt offer a way for multiple people to edit a story at once. The most basic way to collaborate is to export a story and have your collaborators import it to work with it themselves. Another possibility is to use source control to share your stories, but this means learning how to use software like Git.

To export your Twine story as an HTML file, follow these steps: Return to the main Twine page. Click on the settings cog next to your story. Select Publish to File from the options. Choose a suitable name for the file and click Save. The exported file will be saved as an HTML file, playable in a web browser.

You can publish a story from both the Story Library and Story Map screens. In the Story Library screen, select the story, then choose Publish to File from the Build top toolbar tab. In the Story Map screen, choose Publish to File from the Build top toolbar tab.

Digital storytelling is the practice of using various forms of multimedia, such as videos, images, audio recordings, and interactive elements, to present ideas and stories.

Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive are the top-rated free file hosting and sharing services of the bunch; however, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Consider your budget, storage space and security requirements, and access control.

Upload your files to your preferred file-sharing site, copy the link, then head to messages on Twine and share it! We recommend initially sharing watermarked draft files with your client, and final files on confirmation that your payment has been issued.

Key Principles for Creating a Storytelling Website: Start with THE Idea. Authenticity as Important Part of Website Design. Detail-Oriented Design. User Experience as Storytelling. Innovation and Creativity. Use of Micro Animations and Interactions.