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# Link Sharing

Easily share a Project you are working on with a single link — no separate permission setup required.

### 1. Creating a share link

Click the \[Share] button in the top-right corner of the screen to start configuring the share.

* Set expiration: Choose the link's validity period from 7 days, 30 days, or unlimited.
* Create the link: After selecting a period, click \[Create share link] to generate a unique URL.

### 2. Copying and managing the link

Once a link is created, you can copy and share it immediately.

* Copy URL: Click the \[Copy] button next to the generated URL to save it to your clipboard.
* Status tracking: While the link is active, clicking the \[Share] button again opens a modal where you can check the current link's view count and expiration date.
* Disable the link: If you no longer want to share, click \[Disable link] at the bottom of the modal to immediately block access.

### 3. Read-only view

Anyone who receives the link can view the Project without signing in or being invited to a Group. Users who access the Project through the link can only view its contents — editing is not allowed, and the Project is provided in a read-only state.

### 4. Link expiration notice

When the set period has passed or the link has been disabled, visitors who access the URL will see the message "This share link has expired or been disabled," and the Project contents will not be displayed.

{% hint style="warning" %}
When sharing a Project, changes are not saved in real time — there is a save delay of approximately 5 minutes.
{% endhint %}


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