How to add a tab to your invite

Split a busy invite into tabs, like Where, Agenda or Bring a plate, that guests flip between.

Tabs are extra pages on your invite. They show as a row of buttons under the reply card, and guests tap between them. They’re a tidy way to keep the top of the invite short while the details, the map or the potluck list each get a page of their own.

  1. In the editor, scroll to the tab row under the reply card and tap the pencil at the end of it. No tabs yet? Tap Add a tab where the row would be.

    The tab row on the invite with the pencil button circled

  2. The Tabs panel lists your tabs. Tap Add tab.

    The Tabs panel with the Add tab button circled

  3. Type a name for the new tab over New tab. Use the arrows to change the order guests see them in. Tap Done.

    The Tabs panel with a new tab named Where circled at the bottom of the list

  4. Tap your new tab on the invite and fill it with blocks, starting with Add a block.

    The new Where tab open on the invite with the Add a block button circled

Good to know

  • Each row in the Tabs panel shows how many blocks are on that tab.
  • Removing a tab removes everything on it. You’ll be asked to confirm first.
  • The lock button on each row hides that whole tab until a guest verifies with a code. See locking a whole tab.
  • You can move a block from one tab to another with the move button on its toolbar. See adding, moving and deleting blocks.
  • Once you post an update, an Updates tab appears on its own. You don’t need to add it.

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