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# Creating Groups & Gating
[Loom walk thru](https://www.loom.com/share/b290b265c711450f881d5e3acc8ab1fe?sid=057851e1-7600-4ad0-999e-987c9ad13843)
**Creating Groups**
* *Efficient Group Management*: Admins can easily create and manage groups, ensuring accurate information is readily available.
* *Group Members by Token Balance*: Group members based on their token balances, including ERC20, Cosmos Base Tokens, ERC721, or EVM Base Tokens.
Top Right Corner of the Members Tab, **Admins** have the ability to create Groups
**Admins can select what token they'd like to create groups by along with how much of that token**
**Admins can select whether they want to have all the necessary necesary or a certain number of them**
**Admins can then select what Topics they'd like to gate, however please not it is not required for groups to have associated gates**
Press Create Group to have it formed!
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