Documentation Index
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Overview
Sharing a project in Recraft allows you to give other users access to your work. This is useful for team collaboration, reviewing work-in-progress, or handing off assets to a client or colleague.How to Share a Project
- From the Projects view, hover over the project you want to share
- Click the ⋯ (three-dot menu) in the top-right corner of the project card
- Select Share project from the dropdown menu
- In the sharing dialog, enter the email address of the person you want to invite
- Set their permission level using the dropdown next to the email field (default is Viewer)
- Click Invite to send the invitation
Permissions & Access
| Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
| Viewer | Browse and view all assets in the project |
| Commenter | View assets and leave comments |
| Setting | What it means |
|---|---|
| No access | The link does not grant access - only invited users can open the project |
| Viewer | Anyone with the link can view the project |
| Commenter | Anyone with the link can view and comment |
- There is no Editor role for shared users — only the project owner can generate or edit assets
- Shared users can only access the specific project they were invited to, not the full workspace
- Sharing permissions can be updated or revoked at any time by the project owner
Best Practices
Use sharing when:- Collecting feedback or review from a client or stakeholder
- Giving a teammate visibility into an active project
- Sharing a read-only link for quick review without requiring sign-up
- Use No access for the link setting by default, and invite specific people by email for more controlled access
- Switch to Commenter link access when you need quick feedback from multiple reviewers without managing individual invites
- Name your projects clearly before sharing - the project name appears in the sharing dialog and in the recipient’s view