Community looks

Share from Loaderly: the easiest route

Create and publish directly in the app. You can share an App theme, an Audio visualizer or a Sound preset. A theme changes the app appearance; a visualizer changes the animated artwork; a sound preset changes how audio sounds.

You do not need to copy code or open a GitHub discussion to publish in Loaderly.

1. Open your studio and sign in

Open Community library from the sidebar, then Create & share. To publish or save drafts to your account, choose Sign in. Copy the one-time code, choose Open GitHub, enter the code on the official GitHub device page and approve Loaderly.

Return to the app and wait for your username. GitHub identifies the creator here; signing in does not publish anything. You can create, import and try designs without signing in.

2. Start with your settings or an existing code

Choose New theme, New visualizer or New sound preset, then enter a Design name. A new design starts with your current settings: the app appearance, current visualizer, or current editor sound.

For sound, a selected sound section supplies its settings; a selected speed effect can be included too. This copies settings into a draft, so editing the draft does not change your track.

If you already copied a code, choose Import code, paste it or choose Import file, then Use these settings. You do not need to rebuild the settings by hand.

3. Review and try your design

Adjust the theme or visualizer in the studio. For a sound preset, choose Try your audio and select a song or other audio file from your device. Play it while adjusting the controls, and switch between Original sound and Edited sound to compare.

Include speed & pitch mode controls whether speed is part of the preset. Apply in my app uses a theme or visualizer locally; a sound preset is prepared for review and application in the audio editor.

This button does not publish the design.

4. Publish in the community

Choose Publish in Loaderly. When Published in Loaderly appears, your design is available in the app and on the Loaderly community website under the same GitHub username. View my post opens the published version.

Your test audio stays on your device. If publishing fails, your private draft is kept.

5. Find, update or remove your publication

Open Create & share again. Your studio separates Private drafts from Published in Loaderly; Reload account drafts retrieves saved designs when needed. Select a published design to edit it.

Unpublished changes means your new edits are still private: choose Publish update to replace the public version. View my post shows what others can see. Remove from public library hides the published version and keeps its private draft.

Copies other people already saved are not removed.

Saving, applying and publishing are different actions

Automatically save this private draft to my account saves your work for later; it does not make it public. Apply in my app changes your own app or prepares the sound preset for your editor.

Copy code and Download code keep a reusable copy. Publish in Loaderly is the action that makes a design public. Later draft edits need Publish update before other people see them.

Try community sound presets with your own audio

Open Sound presets and choose Try your audio on a design card. Select a local audio file, play it and compare the original and edited sound before applying the preset. No sign-in is required to listen.

Each listener chooses their own file. The file stays on that device and is not included in the code, account draft or publication. A sound preset is a collection of settings, not a shared song.

Browse, apply and save community designs

Search by design or creator name, choose a category and sort by Featured or Newest. Saved shows your local bookmarks. Apply look applies a theme or visualizer immediately, and Restore previous look reverses that application.

Sound presets are staged for review in the editor. Copy code and Download code let you keep or import a design later. Refresh checks for new community entries.

Rate a design

Sign in, then choose one to five stars. Hover or focus a star to see its value. Each GitHub account has one rating per design; choosing a new value updates it. An unavailable rating message means the rating could not be loaded, not that it is zero.

Saving a design and rating it are separate actions.

Keep drafts and imported settings safe

Importing the same design type replaces the selected draft settings and keeps its name; importing another type creates a new draft. Download the current code first if you want to keep both versions.

The account holds up to 10 drafts. A failed account save keeps local changes and pauses autosave; reconnect and enable it again. If the draft changed on another device, keep a downloaded local copy before reloading the account version.

What a shared code can contain

Shared codes contain design settings, such as colors, shapes and sound adjustments. They do not contain your preview audio or private account settings. Loaderly checks an imported design before applying it.

You can keep a copy of your current design and restore it if you prefer.