> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.reciperoom.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Welcome to Recipe Room > Understand the community, share your work, and find the Recipes behind it. Recipe Room is a community-led platform for Fujifilm photographers. It brings together the photographs people share and the camera Recipes used to make them. The Recipes in Recipe Room come from photographers in the community. Recipe Room is not a preloaded library of house Recipes. ## Start with the idea Recipe Room is built around two different types of content: * A **Post** shares photographs, a story, or a moment. * A **Recipe** keeps the camera settings behind a look ready to use again. They stay independent. A Post can stand on its own, or it can link to the public Recipe used for the photographs. That Recipe can be yours or one shared by another photographer. You only need to create a Recipe once. The same Recipe can then be linked from future Posts, including Posts made by other people who use it. See how Posts, Recipes, profiles, collections, and Explore fit together. Learn what stays separate, what a link does, and why any public Recipe can be linked. Switch between the photograph and its details, then follow tags and linked content. Publish a Recipe once, share your work as Posts, and connect the two when it is useful. Find photographers, Posts, Recipes, and collections shaped around your interests. Know when to browse Home, look through Explore, search directly, or keep something for later. Follow work you value, join the conversation, and see what happens around your own work. ## What you can do * Publish your own Custom Recipes. * Add an unchanged Recipe used by the community or create a Fork with your changes. * Post photographs as often as you like, with or without a linked Recipe. * Link any public Recipe that was used for a Post, not only one you created. * Open a Recipe to see its full settings and the Posts people have linked to it. * Follow photographers and browse their Posts, Recipes, and public collections. * Save useful work and build collections around a look, project, camera, or mood. * Use Explore and Search to find more from the wider community. ## Find practical help The rest of this guide explains each part in more detail. Account, safety, privacy, and support pages remain available as reference when you need them. Sign up, verify your email, log in, and manage your account. Get help, report a problem, or send feedback.