The three ways to share a brand
- Invite a person by email - grants one specific person access. Good for a freelancer or a single stakeholder.
- Share with an organization you own - pick one of your own orgs from the list. Everyone in it gets access at once.
- Share with an organization you are not in - create a share link and send it over. This is the option this guide covers.
Create a share link
- Open the brand and choose Share.
- Switch to the Organization tab.
- Under Share with an organization you’re not in, pick the role the other organization should get (see below).
- Click Create Share Link. The link is copied to your clipboard automatically.
- Send the link to an owner or admin of the other organization, by email, Slack, or however you normally reach them.

The Organization tab of the Share modal. Open links appear at the bottom, where you can copy or revoke them.
What each role can do
- Admin - manage the brand, URLs, snapshots, and other grantees.
- Editor - add and edit URLs and dismiss changes. Cannot manage access.
- Viewer - read-only: view the brand, URLs, snapshots, and changes.
- External Viewer - read-only, intended for outside collaborators such as agencies or advisors.
Accepting a shared brand
This part happens on the other side, so feel free to forward these steps along with your link.- Open the share link. You will be asked to sign in (or create an account) if you are not already signed in.
- Check what is being shared: the page shows the brand name, the role, and who created the link.
- Pick which of your organizations should receive access. Only organizations where you are an owner or admin appear here.
- Click Accept Shared Brand. The brand immediately shows up for everyone in that organization.

The recipient sees the brand, the role, and who shared it, then chooses which of their organizations gets access.
After acceptance: managing access
Once the link is accepted, the organization appears under People & Orgs With Access in the Share modal. From there you can change its role or revoke access entirely at any time. Sharing again with the same organization simply updates its role, it never creates a duplicate.
After acceptance, manage the organization like any other grantee: change the role or revoke access.
What does it cost the organization that accepts?
What does it cost the organization that accepts?
The link says it is expired or already used. What now?
The link says it is expired or already used. What now?
Can I choose the wrong role and fix it later?
Can I choose the wrong role and fix it later?
How do I stop sharing?
How do I stop sharing?
