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+title: 'Submit Wokwi Design'
+linktitle: 'Submit Wokwi Design'
+description: 'Submit Wokwi Design'
+weight: 60
+---
+
+# How to Submit Your Design to Tiny Tapeout
+
+## What You'll Achieve
+
+By the end of this guide you'll:
+
+* Submit your design to the Tiny Tapeout shuttle for manufacturing.
+* Understand how Tiny Tapeout aggregates hundreds of designs into one chip.
+* Learn how to update your submission if you make changes.
+* Learn how to purchase a PCB.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+Before you begin, make sure you have:
+
+* A GitHub repository created from the latest Wokwi or Verilog Tiny Tapeout template.
+* Passing GDS and Docs Actions in your repository. This ensures your design meets the required standards.
+
+{{< figure src="images/passing_indicators.png" >}}
+
+## Understanding Tiles and Chips
+
+In Tiny Tapeout:
+
+* **Tiles** are individual design slots on the chip. Most participants have a free tile for their design.
+* **Chips** are the actual physical chips manufactured. They contain all the tiles from different participants.
+
+> **Note:** While you have a free tile for your design, receiving a physical PCB with your chip requires an additional purchase.
+
+## Step-by-Step Submission Guide
+
+### Log In to Tiny Tapeout
+
+* Go to: [app.tinytapeout.com](http://app.tinytapeout.com)
+* Click on **"Login with GitHub"**.
+* Authorize the application if prompted.
+
+### Submit Your Repository
+
+{{< figure src="images/submit_design_1.png" >}}
+
+* Once logged in, you'll see a field to paste your repository URL.
+* Copy your GitHub repository URL.
+
+
+{{< figure src="images/submit_design_2.png" >}}
+{{< figure src="images/submit_design_3.png" >}}
+
+* Paste it into the field and click **"Submit"**.
+
+### Complete the Submission Process
+
+* You have now submitted your design, but it’s not yet part of the tapeout. 
+
+{{< figure src="images/submit_design_4.png" >}}
+
+* Click **"Submit a New Revision"** to add your design to the shuttle.
+* Your design will then be added to the Tapeout.
+
+> **Note:** You'll need to submit any revisions if changes are made before final submission.
+
+### Apply Your Free Tile Coupon
+
+* During the submission, you'll have the option to apply a coupon for your free tile. (Feel free to ask for a coupon code.)
+* Validate the coupon to ensure your tile is free of charge.
+
+### Congratulations!
+
+You've successfully submitted your design to the Tiny Tapeout shuttle. Your design is now queued for inclusion in the next manufacturing run.
+
+## Important: Updating Your Submission
+
+If you make any changes to your design after submission, you must update your submission.
+
+### How to Update
+
+1. Make changes to your design in your GitHub repository.
+2. Ensure that all Actions (GDS and Docs) are passing.
+3. Log back in to [app.tinytapeout.com](http://app.tinytapeout.com).
+4. Resubmit your repository as before.
+5. The system will recognize that you're updating an existing submission.
+
+### Tips
+
+* Double-check your design before submitting to avoid the need for updates.
+* Stay aware of submission deadlines to ensure your design is included.
+
+## Purchasing a PCB
+
+If you'd like to receive a physical PCB with your chip:
+
+* Pre-purchase your PCB here: [Tiny Tapeout Prepurchase](#).
+
+> **Note:** Only the first 100 boards are subsidized by Efabless, so act fast!
+
+## About Efabless
+
+Efabless is our manufacturing partner, helping to make chip fabrication accessible. [Learn more about them here](#).
+
+## Updating Documentation After the Shuttle Ends
+
+Once the shuttle run has ended, to update your documentation:
+
+* Follow this guide: [Updating Docs Post-Shuttle](#).
+
+## Get Inspired by Other Designs
+
+Looking for ideas or want to see what others have created?
+
+* Browse past runs: [Tiny Tapeout Runs](#).
+* Check out a sample datasheet: [Sample Datasheet PDF (TT07)](#).
+
+---
+
+That's it! You’ve successfully learned how to use the Tiny Tapeout GitHub template to turn your design into ASIC files for manufacturing. Happy hacking!
+