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Open the Share button in the header and pick a tab. The first publishes the project to a public URL. The second downloads selected videos as a ZIP. Links for collaborators and clients; ZIPs for editors and archives.

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Two tabs, two purposes

The dropdown is the same surface, but the tabs do different things.

Share tab

Publish a public URL. Viewers reach the project read-only without signing in.

Export tab

Bundle selected videos into a single ZIP download.

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Share tab

Click Share and the link is live immediately. The dropdown swaps the call-to-action for a URL bar, a copy button, and a View site shortcut. Click Unshare to revoke.

After publishing — URL bar plus Unshare and View site

The published URL follows the shape https://share.lettherebe.page/<token>. Anyone with the link can view; nothing on the page invites a sign-up.

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What viewers see

The shared page renders the project read-only. Beats, shots, and finished videos play in sequence. Comments and edits are not exposed. The viewer never sees your dashboard, billing, or other projects. Each project carries one active token at a time.
  • Calling Share a second time returns the same URL — no duplicate links accumulate.
  • Unshare revokes the token immediately. Reopening the project and clicking Share again mints a new token, so the old URL stays dead.
A live link is public. Anyone who holds the URL can view the project without signing in. Revoke with Unshare as soon as the audience no longer needs access.

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No automatic expiry

Links stay live until you click Unshare. There is no countdown, no scheduled revoke, no per-link expiry control in the UI.
The backend supports an optional expiry parameter, but the current Share dropdown calls it with never. Treat every live link as permanent until revoked.

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Export tab

Switch to Export to download finished videos as a single ZIP. The tab lists every shot that has a generated video, grouped by scene.

Export tab — videos grouped by scene with per-shot checkboxes

The footer shows the selected count and the estimated ZIP size. Exports run through the same Vercel function, so two soft limits apply.
Export ZIPs run end-to-end inside one HTTP request. Large bundles can hit the function timeout. If a large export stalls, split the selection by scene and run two smaller exports.

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