Concept · Publish as a storyboard

The share page and what it shows

A published project lives at a short storytri.be link. Visitors see the storyboard, video or book, your name and avatar, and a bar with views, likes, comments, Save, Follow, Full screen and Share.

Last updated Aug 29, 2026

The link looks like storytri.be/abcd1234. What's on it depends on the format you published:

  • Storyboard: the frames in order with their script, a present mode for full screen, and a frame reader with Previous and Next.
  • Video: the player, and a View storyboard link when the storyboard is public too.
  • Book: a cover, a page of script before each frame, and a back cover, with page turns.

The social bar

Your avatar and the title (linking to your profile), Follow, the view count, a heart with the like count, a comment count that opens the comments drawer, Save (bookmarks it to the visitor's Saved page), Full screen and Share (copies the link). Liking, commenting, saving and following need a free account; viewing doesn't.

What visitors can't do

Open the editor, see properties or the shot list, or download files. The page is a presentation of the project, not the project. To let people work on or review the live project, use Share.

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