A shared link lets people see your design. It doesn't let them see you designing it.
That's why most design reviews still happen over screen sharing. People end up watching your editor instead of the website. They see toolbars, panels, and whatever fits on your screen. They can't explore on their own, check the site on their phone, or look at another part of the page without asking you to scroll.
Live link fixes that.
Turn on Live link in the share card, click Enter live, and send the link. Anyone who opens it sees your website in their own browser, on their own device. As you work, your changes appear instantly. They can even see your cursor move across the page. They see the website, not the editor.
Viewers can choose how they follow along.
With Follow me turned on, they stay in sync with you. They follow your scrolling, page changes, versions, and artboard while you work on the canvas.
Turn it off, and they can explore the site at their own pace. Your edits still appear live, but they decide where to look.
You can also see who's watching. The viewer list shows everyone connected. You can pause the session whenever you want, or remove someone if you shared the link with the wrong person.
Nothing is recorded or saved. The session only exists while everyone has the link open. Viewers can watch, but they can't edit. Like every shared link, Live link is read only.
It feels like everyone is looking at the same website, instead of watching someone else's screen.
Open a project, create a shared link, and turn on Live link.