The changes you make stay in your browser while you work.
That's great until you need someone else to review them. Screenshots only show part of the page. Videos let people watch, but not interact. Inviting someone into the editor means creating an account and giving them access to your project, even if they only need to look at one page.
Shared links make this simple.
Click Share in the bottom bar, choose what you want to share, and Pixy creates a link and copies it to your clipboard. When someone opens the link, they see your website with your edits already applied. They can scroll the page, click through the site, fill out forms, and see how the layout responds to different window sizes, just like the finished site. You stay in the editor, and they don't need to install anything.
You decide who can open the link. Make it available to anyone with the URL, or allow only specific people. If you choose specific people, Pixy emails each of them a personal link that only they can use.
You also choose what the link includes. Share just the current page or the entire website. If you're working with multiple versions of the same design, you can include several versions in one link so reviewers can switch between them.
Every shared link expires automatically. The default is two hours, but you can keep a link active for up to a month. After it expires, the URL stops working and visitors see the normal version of your site again. You can also end a link at any time from the Share menu or from the Shared links section on your project page, where you can see every active link, what it shares, and who can access it.
Sharing this way makes feedback easier. People review the real page instead of a screenshot, interact with it naturally, and don't have to wait for a new build.
Open any page from your project, make a change, and click Share.