Making a Notion page public allows anyone with the unique URL to view and interact with your page. Follow the steps below to learn how to make a Notion page public.
The first step is to navigate to the page you'd like to make public. It's worth noting that any linked database views will not show up on the public page unless the source database is also shared!
Next, hit the 'Share' button in the top right corner of the page. This will open a menu where you can configure the sharing settings for your page.
In the sharing menu, select the toggle next to 'Share to web'. This will make your page public and give you a unique URL that you can share with others.
To see more details about your page's public link, hit the dropdown menu 'Show link options'. This will allow you to customize how others can interact with your page when they access it through the unique URL.
Allow visitors to edit, comment, or duplicate your page as a template with the toggles.
Once you've configured the page sharing settings the way you want them, you're ready to copy the URL. Hit the 'Copy web link' button, which will copy your public page link to your clipboard. Then head over to social media, email or wherever you'd like to share it and paste your unique link!
Sharing and making Notion pages public is an especially handy way to get around the 'Guest limits' on free workspaces. Plus, it lets you share useful Notion templates like the ones below for others to copy and use themselves!
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