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# Adding Tutorials
Use toucan tutorials to enrich your user first time experience on the app.
You can create 2 types of tutorials:
* on a chart
* on the whole application
### Tutorial for chart
The chart tutorial option allows to add a pop-up which overlays the chart and displays a text helping the user to understand how to read or use the chart.
pop-up which overlays
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**
For the moment this tutorial only accepts text messages
{% endhint %}
From the **Chart parameters** you can add a tutorial to your chart.
The `ID` allows to create versions. For example, if we change a tutorial slide and we want the user to see it, just change the id and the new tutorial will appear with the changes. So if the user has already dismissed the tutorial, the new tutorial will appear anyway.
The `ALWAYS SHOW THIS TUTORIAL` options is whether or not to always show the tutorial no matter how often the user has already seen it. USE WITH CAUTION.
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