Share Links

Sharing unfinished work usually means sending screenshots. They're outdated the moment you take them, they don't scroll, and they can't show how a page behaves. People end up approving an image instead of the page they'll actually publish.

A share link opens the real page with your proposed changes applied. It works in any browser, with no account to create and nothing to install. The person reviewing can scroll, resize the page, and interact with it just as a visitor would.

Feedback becomes much clearer too. Instead of sending an email saying "the second section looks a bit off," reviewers can comment directly on the element they're looking at. The discussion stays attached to the page, exactly where it belongs.

Press Share in the bottom bar, next to the camera and video buttons. Choose who can open the link, whether it shows the current page or the whole website, which versions to include, and how long the link stays active. Then click Share to create the link and copy it.

Anyone who opens it sees your site with your changes already applied, without the editor. You can make the link available to anyone with the URL, or limit access to specific people by email, with each person receiving their own link.

Open All shared links to see every active link, copy it again, change its settings, or delete it.

Shared links are view only for now. Page comments through a shared link are coming later.

Shared links can now go live. Turn on Live link in the share card, click Enter live, and share the link. Anyone who opens it sees you work on the real website: your cursor, clicks, edits, scrolling, page changes, version switches, and the artboard while you're in design mode.

Viewers have one control: Follow me. Leave it on to stay in sync with you, or turn it off to explore the site while your changes continue to appear live.

You can see who's watching, pause the session at any time, or remove someone if you shared the link too widely.

It's still read only, and nothing is recorded or stored. Docs

A shared link with Live turned on is a place to meet now, not just something to watch. Everyone who opens it joins the room, with chat next to the page, a hand raise, and a mic or camera whenever they want one.

The host can invite more people without leaving the session. If the link is restricted to specific email addresses, adding someone to the invite gives them access at the same time.

Links are for people outside your project. Inside the project, you don't need one.

Teammates join the project's room as soon as they open a page. You can see each other there and work on the page together in real time. That's Multiplayer.