The Your Work section of Creative Cloud lets you share public links to the following types of assets: Synced files, Cloud documents, Folders, Libraries, Library elements, Mobile creations, and XD prototypes & specifications.
By sharing public links, you can gather quick feedback on assets and work more efficiently with others. When you share a link with someone, they can view a high fidelity preview of the assets directly in the web browser without having to install Creative Cloud apps or sign in to the website. In addition to viewing the assets, they can write comments or download a copy of the files (if you permit them to do so).
Public sharing of assets ensures that you retain complete control over your content. Recipients get read-only access to your assets, which means they cannot upload, update, or delete them. The shared assets are accessed using a unique Adobe.ly short URL that you can copy/paste to send. At any time, you can turn the URL off to revoke access.
While sharing libraries and library assets, you can also choose to let other users follow them. Whenever you update the library or the library asset, followers automatically get the updates across all supported Creative Cloud apps.
To collaborate with co-workers (share assets with different levels of access permissions), see Collaborate with others.
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On the Your Work section of Creative Cloud page, do one of the following:
- Select a file to share.
- Open a file.
- Select a file to share.
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In the Link Settings section, the following options are enabled by default:
- Allow Download Allows link recipients to download a copy of the file.
- Allow Commenting Allows link recipients to add comments to the file.
- Allow Save To Creative Cloud Allows link recipients to save the file to their Creative Cloud account.
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On the Your Work section of Creative Cloud page, select the folder to share.
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Click Copy Link and share with the intended recipients.
Clicking the short URL opens the shared file or folder in a web browser. Recipients don't have to be Creative Cloud members to view or access publicly shared files and folders.
In the Link Settings section, the following options are enabled by default:
- Allow Download Allows link recipients to download a copy of the file.
- Allow Commenting Allows link recipients to add comments to the file.
- Allow Save To Creative Cloud Allows link recipients to save the file to their Creative Cloud account.
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If you have View-only permissions on a shared private folder, you cannot create or share a public link to it. However, you can send out links to public folders. Later, if the owner decides to make the folder private, the link you shared earlier becomes inaccessible.
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Log in to Your Work.
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Click Copy Link and share with the intended recipients. Anyone with the link can view the library contents or the library asset.
In the Link Settings section, the following options are enabled by default:
- Allow Follow Allows link recipients to get notifications for any changes to the shared library.
- Allow Save To Creative Cloud Allows link recipients to save the file to their Creative Cloud account.
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You can do the following with the assets shared with you:
- Save shared assets to your Creative Cloud account.
- Download the file to your device if the sender has enabled download.
- View a full-screen preview of the shared file.
- Add and send your comments.
You can share your Creative Cloud files, folders, libraries, and assets on Slack.
For more information, see Share Adobe Creative Cloud assets on Slack.
Prototypes you create and share using Adobe XD are listed under Published in your assets. Click the file to view and comment.
To share the prototype file, click the Options menu (...) for the file, choose Copy Link, and then send it to recipients.
For more information, see Share prototypes and design specs using Adobe XD.
3D scenes you create and share using Adobe Dimension are listed under Published in your assets. Click the file to view and comment.
Twitter™ and Facebook posts are not covered under the terms of Creative Commons.