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Sharing permissions

You can control who can view your ツSupercut videos by setting different permission levels. Whether you want to share your video publicly or keep it private to your team, you can easily manage access from the Share panel.

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Updated over 2 months ago

1. Access the Share Panel

Open the video you want to manage, then click the drop-down menu from the Share button at the top right of your ツSupercut.

Here, you’ll see the sharing options and permission settings for your recording.

2. Choose the Viewing Permissions

Decide who can view your ツSupercut.

  • Anyone with the link – Make your Supercut public and easily accessible. Anyone who has the link can view it.

  • Only members of [Your Workspace] – Keep your Supercut private within your team. Only members of your workspace will be able to access it.

  • Password protected – Add an extra layer of security by setting a custom password that viewers must enter to watch your video.

After selecting your preferred permission, it will automatically save.
You can then copy the link and share it directly with your audience, teammates, or clients depending on your chosen setting.

3. Set a Password to your ツSupercut

If you select Password protected, a panel will appear where you can add your password.

Save the password and share it only with the people you want to give access to the video.

Viewers will see a password page when they open the link. After entering the password, they’ll be able to watch the video.

You can change the password at any time. This is a great way to limit access to a specific audience or for a limited period. Once you change the password, the previous one will no longer grant access.

4. Change Permissions Anytime

You can update or change permissions at any time from the Share panel. This gives you full control over who can access your ツSupercuts, even after sharing them.

That’s it! Managing permissions helps you share safely and flexibly across different audiences.

💡 Tip: For external sharing, “Anyone with the link” is the easiest option, while “Password protected” ensures privacy for client projects.
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