> Share Chat
Overview
Great ideas shouldn't stay locked in a private chat. The Share Chat feature allows you to turn any conversation into a public link, making it effortless to share insights, code snippets, or research summaries with your team. It creates a read-only webpage of your dialogue, allowing others to view the content without needing an account or logging into your workspace.
How It Works
- Snapshots, Not Feeds: When you create a public link, it captures the conversation as it is right now. Future messages won't appear in the link unless you generate a new one.
- Universal Access: Anyone with the link can view the chat, making it perfect for quick collaboration or public demonstrations.
- Privacy First: The link is read-only. Viewers can see the text but cannot continue the chat or access your other private data.
How to Share a Conversation
Sharing is just a few clicks away:
- Select the Chat: Open the conversation you want to share and look for the "Share" icon in the top right corner of the interface.
- Open Menu: Click the icon to get started.

- Generate: In the pop-up window, click the button to create a shareable link.
- Preview: You can preview exactly what the recipient will see to ensure the content is correct before you share with public viewers.

- Copy & Send: Once generated, simply copy the link and send it to your colleagues, clients, or friends.

Managing Your Shared Links
You retain full control over what you share. By accessing the Resources section, you can manage your all shared content:
- View Active Links: See a complete list of every conversation you've shared.
- Quick Copy: Copy links for easy sharing if you need to send them again.
- Revoke Access: Delete shared links instantly. Once deleted, the URL will stop working for everyone, ensuring your data remains secure when it's no longer needed.

Why Use Share Chat?
This feature streamlines collaboration and sharing. Instead of taking screenshots or copy-pasting text into emails, you can provide a clean, formatted view of your AI interaction. It's the fastest way to share documents, debug code with a peer, or show off a successful prompt strategy.