how to share your Notion pages

a quick walkthrough for when you wanna share your Notion page like a website (or just with your bestie)

So you’ve got a cool Notion page — maybe it’s a media kit, a client portal, or just a really cute second brain — and you wanna share it with someone.

There are two ways to do that: privately or publicly.

Let’s get into it!

share your page privately (like with just your bestie or your client)

This is for when you only want specific people to see the page.

Before you do this, you gotta know that there are 4 options for how people interact with your page after you invite them:

1. Full access – this person can edit and comment on your page, and also share it with others

2. Can edit – only available on paid plans; this person can edit and comment on your page

3. Can comment – this person can only comment on your page

4. Can view – this person can only view your page

Okay now let’s share!

1. Click Share at the top right of your Notion page

2. In the little share box that pops up, type the name or email of the person you want to invite

3. Click their name, adjust their permissions, and hit Invite

They’ll get an email from Notion saying they’ve been invited to your page. You’ll also see them show up in the share box so you know it worked.

And that’s it! That easy!

publish your page online like a website

This is great for when you wanna make your Notion page live and public — like a portfolio, media kit or a resume.

Here’s how to do it:

1. Click Share again

2. This time click Publish, then Publish again (yes, you have to hit Publish twice lol)

And just like that, your Notion page is live on the internet 🪄

There’ll be a banner that says “This page is live” and you’ll get a share link you can copy.

⚠️ Important: don’t copy the link from your browser address bar — use the share link from the modal! That’s the one that actually works and looks profesh af.

And if your share link looks like spoiled-beans-23b.notion.site, I have a fix for you here 😉

but wait, there’s more!

Once you publish your page, Notion gives you a few more options.

on the the free plan

• Allow duplicate as template – great if you're sharing a template or resource people can copy (turn this off if it's something personal like your media kit)

• Search engine indexing – toggle this off if you don’t want your page showing up on Google. My media kit appears on Google cos I want people to find me 🙂‍↕️

• Embed your page to other websites – grab the link and paste it to your website for a seamless experience. I’m thinking this would be great for embedding Notion forms!

on paid plans

• Edit link preview – helpful for customizing how your page looks when shared on socials

• Customize site settings – change the theme (light or dark), favicon, header, and even add Google Analytics if you're feeling fancy

dassit!

Go ahead and share your Notion pages with the world — whether it’s your website or just a lil mood board your bestie needs to see 💜

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