Learning Trello from Scratch

Invite members to a Trello board by typing their email and sending invitations. If they lack an account, prompt them to create one, or share a join link to invite.

Learn how to assign members to Trello cards to distribute tasks by opening a card, clicking edit, and selecting members to see who is responsible.

Learn to copy cards and lists in Trello, choosing what to copy, selecting destination boards and positions, and creating new cards and lists across boards.

Learn how to share Trello cards through print, export options, link sharing with visibility controls, QR codes, embedding HTML, email sharing, and deleting cards.

Learn how to link cards and boards in Trello by copying and pasting card links, attaching boards as attachments, and linking cards within descriptions to create interconnected workflows.

Discover how to add the Dropbox power-up to a Trello board, sign into Dropbox, and attach files or folders from your cloud storage to a Trello card.

Learn to enable the card repeat power up in Trello to automatically generate cards on Tuesday through Friday, selecting the list and position, with new cards appearing at 5:30 p.m.

Enable a Gantt chart in Trello by adding a power up, importing data, selecting a time zone, and managing tasks and deadlines by dragging and resizing the chart to cards.

Learn to add a checklist summary with Trello power ups, search and enable it, then track and manage card checklists across your board, including items like code, deploy, and brainstorm.

Learn to automate Trello tasks using a card button, including adding actions to assign labels and add members, and applying these automations to cards on your board.

Explore how to enhance Trello by adding extensions through the Chrome Web Store in a Chromium-based browser, then export board data as CSV for use in other apps.

Learn to effectively use Trello to track projects and collaborate with your team, practice with power-ups, and apply Trello tools to future project management.