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# How do I create a task?
Disclaimer: This guide will be for regular tasks that do not require additional information. A more in-depth guide for site-specific tasks will be in their designated article!
1. Create a task group by pressing on the green + sign and select your task group
2. Click the "**Create Task**" button
3. You will be prompted with the following popup
4. Select a **Mode**
5. Select a **Profile** or **Profile Group**
6. Select a **Monitor** and **Checkout Proxy Groups** (Optional: Leave blank if you want to use Local Host)
7. Proceed to fill out the rest of the information
8. Click on "**Create**" to complete the task creation
9. You've completed creating a task
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