Projects

Create, set up, share access, and manage your projects.

Creating

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Access

Sharing vs publishing: which do I need?Share decides who can open the live project. Publish makes a separate read-only page of it. Use Share to work with people, Publish to show finished work. Publishing is for personal projects only.OverviewAccess levels explained: Can edit, Can comment, Can view, No accessFour levels decide what a person can do in a shared project. The creator always edits; everyone else gets the project's default or a personal override.ConceptAnyone with the link: off, can view, or can commentThe Anyone with the link row in Share project decides what a person who isn't listed can do with the project link: nothing, view it, or view and comment.TaskDefault access for everyone at your workspaceOn a workspace project, the Everyone at your workspace row sets the level every member gets unless they have a personal override.TaskInvite someone to edit (Studio Plan)Editing together is a workspace feature. On a workspace project, invite the person as Can edit; they join the workspace and use a seat.TaskInvite someone to view or comment on a projectType their email in Share project and click Invite. They join as a guest, free, who can view and comment but not edit.TaskPending and declined invitesAn invite reads Invite sent until the person answers, Invite expired once its link lapses, and Declined if they said no. Resend or Revoke it from the menu at the end of the row.ConceptPer-person overridesGive one workspace member a different level from the rest: add them by name in Share project and pick a level. The override beats the workspace default until you remove it.TaskRemove someone's accessIn Share project, open the person's row. Remove guest takes a guest off, Remove override returns a teammate to the workspace default, and Revoke cancels an invite. Nothing asks for confirmation.Task

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