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# Sharing

## Overview

In Vectary, a unique link can be generated for a 3D project, allowing it to be opened on any device, in any browser. Projects can also be embedded directly into websites or platforms that support iframe or URL embedding.

Learn more:<br>

* [Rendering in Vectary](/documentation/getting-started/rendering.md)
* [Adding AR to your project](/documentation/project-settings/augmented-reality-webar.md)
* [Exporting](/documentation/sharing-exporting-embedding/export-options.md)

## Sharing a project

Projects are private by default and accessible only to you and your workspace members. To share your project:

1. Click the **Share** button in the top-right corner
2. If you’ve made changes, click **Update all changes** to sync the latest version
3. Copy the generated link or embed code

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If any changes were made to the project, simply update them by clicking **Update all changes**:

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Once shared, your project becomes accessible to anyone with the link or through the embedded view.&#x20;

**Share** can be disabled at any time to make the project inaccessible.

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## Share settings

* **Share to Web** — Makes your scene publicly accessible via link or embed.
* **Private link – restrict access** — When enabled, only workspace members can view. Disable to make the project public.
* **Copy link** — Copies a direct view-only URL to your clipboard.
* **Update all changes** — Publishes your latest edits to the shared project.
* **Cloning** — Allows others to duplicate your project into their own workspace. Learn more.
* **Copy embed link** — Provides a shareable link for supported platforms.
* **Copy iframe code** — Generates HTML for embedding into web pages.
* **Copy to Framer** — Exports the project for use in Framer.
* **Copy to Figma** — Integrates the project into FigJam or with the Vectary 3D Studio Lite plugin for Figma.

{% hint style="success" %}
Shared projects are marked with a green dot in your dashboard. Click the dot to copy the shareable link instantly.\
\
![](/files/M66DWbJC1aFuNwLNWLlK)<br>
{% endhint %}

## Publish (legacy)&#x20;

The older **Publish** option is now deprecated, does not support current features, and uses a completely different rendering engine. To ensure full feature support and a consistent experience, the **Share** option should be used.

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## Tutorials

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/NGgM4-swJso?si=JglR6dIVUg07IjQd>" %}


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