# How to create a Point Campaign

**Tide self-service Point Campaign creation builder is available** [**here**](https://www.tideprotocol.xyz/projects/points-campaign?tab=campaigns)**.**

Here's a quick tour to get started.

## Step-by-step guide

### General info

General info step is the same as the standard campaign builder, you can find more reference [here](/tide/projects/campaigns/create-a-campaign.md#general-info-section).

### Points tracking

**Selecting a Template**

Choose a campaign template that will determine how user actions are converted into points.

For example, let's have a look to how the "Swaps" template works:

* **Function**: Tracks user swaps on the selected platform.
* **Conversion Ratio**: Converts swaps at a rate of 1USD to 1XP.
* **Bonus**: Awards a 50% XP bonus for cross-chain swaps.
* **Note**: Currently, the "Swaps" template is the only option available. Additional templates will be added in the future.

**Selecting the Data Source**

* After selecting the template, the applicable data sources for that template will be displayed.
* Choose the data source(s) you wish to use for the campaign.
* A "Custom Data Source" button is available for creating a new data source if the existing options do not meet the campaign requirements.

If you need more help with your Data Sources, please refer to the [dedicated page](/tide/projects/campaigns/create-a-campaign/points-campaign/managing-your-data-sources.md).

### Settings

Settings step is the same as the standard campaign builder, you can find more reference [here](/tide/projects/campaigns/create-a-campaign.md#settings).


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