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One of the main features of Overleaf is the ability to share projects and collaborate on them with other users.
"Link sharing" allows a project owner to share their projects via different types of link:
Click on the Share button at the top right corner of the project
The shareable read-and-edit and read-only URLs will be displayed
To let someone access the project, simply send them the URL of the project. Note that users must have an Overleaf account to edit a link-shared project.
Sharing a project with named collaborators is more powerful, as the only people who will be allowed to access the project are people who you have invited to collaborate on the project. To share a project with someone:
Your collaborator will now receive an email inviting them to join the project. Once they have logged into their account, they will be able to accept the invite and collaborate on the project. The Share project window will update to show that they have accepted the request and joined the project. If they do not receive an email:
Extended Named Sharing is a premium feature . Overleaf premium features are available to participants in Overleaf Commons , members of group subscriptions , and owners of individual subscriptions . The number of collaborators you are allowed to invite will depend on the plan you are part of. Visit the plans page to view the different plans available.
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One of the main features of Overleaf is the ability to share projects and collaborate on them with other users.
"Link sharing" allows a project owner to share their projects via different types of link:
Click on the Share button at the top right corner of the project
The shareable read-and-edit and read-only URLs will be displayed
To let someone access the project, simply send them the URL of the project. Note that users must have an Overleaf account to edit a link-shared project.
Sharing a project with named collaborators is more powerful, as the only people who will be allowed to access the project are people who you have invited to collaborate on the project. To share a project with someone:
Your collaborator will now receive an email inviting them to join the project. Once they have logged into their account, they will be able to accept the invite and collaborate on the project. The Share project window will update to show that they have accepted the request and joined the project. If they do not receive an email:
Extended Named Sharing is a premium feature . Overleaf premium features are available to participants in Overleaf Commons , members of group subscriptions , and owners of individual subscriptions . The number of collaborators you are allowed to invite will depend on the plan you are part of. Visit the plans page to view the different plans available.
Have you checked our knowledge base ?
Message sent! Our team will review it and reply by email.
We only use cookies for essential purposes and to improve your experience on our site. You can find out more in our cookie policy .
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One of the main features of Overleaf is the ability to share projects and collaborate on them with other users.
"Link sharing" allows a project owner to share their projects via different types of link:
Click on the Share button at the top right corner of the project
The shareable read-and-edit and read-only URLs will be displayed
To let someone access the project, simply send them the URL of the project. Note that users must have an Overleaf account to edit a link-shared project.
Sharing a project with named collaborators is more powerful, as the only people who will be allowed to access the project are people who you have invited to collaborate on the project. To share a project with someone:
Your collaborator will now receive an email inviting them to join the project. Once they have logged into their account, they will be able to accept the invite and collaborate on the project. The Share project window will update to show that they have accepted the request and joined the project. If they do not receive an email:
Extended Named Sharing is a premium feature . Overleaf premium features are available to participants in Overleaf Commons , members of group subscriptions , and owners of individual subscriptions . The number of collaborators you are allowed to invite will depend on the plan you are part of. Visit the plans page to view the different plans available.
Have you checked our knowledge base ?
Message sent! Our team will review it and reply by email.
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One of the main features of Overleaf is the ability to share projects and collaborate on them with other users.
"Link sharing" allows a project owner to share their projects via different types of link:
Click on the Share button at the top right corner of the project
The shareable read-and-edit and read-only URLs will be displayed
To let someone access the project, simply send them the URL of the project. Note that users must have an Overleaf account to edit a link-shared project.
Sharing a project with named collaborators is more powerful, as the only people who will be allowed to access the project are people who you have invited to collaborate on the project. To share a project with someone:
Your collaborator will now receive an email inviting them to join the project. Once they have logged into their account, they will be able to accept the invite and collaborate on the project. The Share project window will update to show that they have accepted the request and joined the project. If they do not receive an email:
Extended Named Sharing is a premium feature . Overleaf premium features are available to participants in Overleaf Commons , members of group subscriptions , and owners of individual subscriptions . The number of collaborators you are allowed to invite will depend on the plan you are part of. Visit the plans page to view the different plans available.
Have you checked our knowledge base ?
Message sent! Our team will review it and reply by email.
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