Creating a Share Link

Share links let anyone view your document without needing a clarife account. Each link has a unique URL and can be customized with access controls, view styles, and branding options.

ℹ️ Info: Free plan users can create up to 3 active share links. Pro and Business plans have unlimited shares.

  1. Open your document — Navigate to the document you want to share in the editor.
  2. Click the Share button — In the editor toolbar, click Share. The sharing panel opens.
  3. Generate the link — Click Create share link. clarife generates a unique URL for your document.
  4. Configure options — Choose your view style and toggle branding visibility. You can also add access controls (password, email gate, expiry) — see the other sharing guides.
  5. Copy and send — Click the copy icon to copy the link to your clipboard. Send it to your audience via email, chat, or any other channel.

When creating a share link, you can choose between 2 view styles:

StyleDescription
DocumentFull scrollable document view — best for tutorials and guides
PresentationSlide-based view with navigation — best for step-by-step walkthroughs

The Show branding toggle controls whether the clarife logo appears on your shared document. On the Business plan, your own branding replaces the clarife logo when enabled.

PlanShow branding ONShow branding OFF
Freeclarife brandingclarife branding (cannot hide)
Proclarife brandingNo branding
BusinessYour custom brandingNo branding
  • Disable a link — toggle the share off to immediately revoke access. The URL stops working.
  • Re-enable — toggle back on. The same URL works again.
  • Delete — permanently removes the share. A new link will have a different URL.

No. Each share link corresponds to one document. To share multiple documents, create a separate link for each.

Yes. The share link always shows the latest version of your document. There is no need to create a new link after editing.

You will need to delete an existing share before creating a new one, or upgrade to Pro for unlimited shares.

Viewers can see the document and navigate it, but there is no built-in download button on the share page. They could use browser tools to save the page, but the original editable document remains yours.