Q&A for How to Be Popular on Scratch

Don't get bored. Improve your skills. You can famous people's profile their first will be so terrible but the projects will be improving.So improve your skills and don't get bored.

Yes, thumbnails can help increase views, but avoid using too much text or stolen art, as it may deter viewers.

Use eye-catching thumbnails, add your project to advertising studios, and promote it alongside less popular projects.

Upload your projects to studios. In your games description, add "Follow Me" if you want. Help other people.

You can make good sprites by drawing them, like animating on Scratch, or use some sprite from the web!

If you believe your ban was issued in error, you should contact the Scratch Team to submit an appeal. To gain followers and views ethically, focus on creating high-quality, engaging projects and actively participate in the community by joining studios and interacting with other users.

Make a few high-quality projects rather than lots of low-quality ones. Make what you enjoy and work hard. Adding them to studios can help, and so can engaging with the community. This means joining studios and chatting with people. It can take a while to get lots of follows.

To get your projects featured, make projects that are not targeted toward a specific group of viewers, and make projects that include lots of coding, such as a mouse train project.

It takes a while to become as popular as them. Make what you like making, and make projects that might get featured. Following others is a good way to get popular as well. Just do what you like to do and put it on some studios and slowly it will get noticed. Keep in mind that the two Scratchers you mentioned have been Scratching for years.

Yes, you have. It's just a verification link that allows you to share and comment on Scratch. If you don't click on that link, you will be still able to use Scratch, just without sharing and commenting.

To increase your followers, continuously learn new methods for your projects. Also, engage with the community by being kind and offering constructive feedback on others' projects.

Add relevant tags, such as #art and #animations, to your projects so they appear in searches. You can also create a project related to a current Scratch design studio challenge and submit it, as this often increases visibility and can lead to many views.

While trending status on Scratch can be challenging to achieve, you can increase your project's visibility by creating engaging content that encourages users to view, love, and favorite your work. Avoid aggressive self-promotion or spamming, as these tactics can deter potential followers rather than attract them.

To learn how to make games, explore tutorials on YouTube, the Scratch website, and wikiHow. When you encounter coding difficulties, seeking assistance from knowledgeable individuals is key. Consider visiting a coding help studio on Scratch for specialized support.

No, generally you should not advertise your projects unsolicited on Scratch. Advertising in the comment sections of trending projects or other users' pages is against community guidelines and can result in your account being banned. You may, however, advertise in projects or studios specifically designated for that purpose, but avoid excessive posting.

You should email the Scratch support team directly to explain your situation. If you do not receive a response within a few weeks, consider sending a follow-up email.

Avoid sending direct follow requests, as these are often ineffective. Instead, focus on consistently creating high-quality projects that appeal to a wide audience. This approach increases the likelihood that popular Scratchers will discover your work and choose to follow you.