> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.moda.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Sharing & Presenting

> Share your Moda designs with others and present directly from the app.

## Sharing a link

You can share your designs with others through the **Share** button in the toolbar.

### Team sharing

* Copy a link that **team members can use to edit** the design
* Invite specific people by email

### Public links

You can create public links with different permission levels:

* **View only**: Anyone with the link can view the design but not edit it
* **View & remix**: Anyone with the link can view the design and create their own copy to edit

## Presenting directly from Moda

For slide-type canvases, you can present directly from Moda:

1. Click the **Slideshow** button in the toolbar (available when your canvas is in pages/slides layout mode)
2. The presentation enters fullscreen mode
3. Navigate between slides using arrow keys or clicking

Presenting works on both desktop and mobile, though on touch devices the fullscreen behavior may differ slightly between browsers.

## Embedding Moda designs

There are two different things people mean by "embedding", and Moda handles them differently.

**Putting a design on a page you control.** Export it and embed the file — a PNG or JPG for a static image, an MP4 for an animation. There's no oEmbed endpoint, and no self-serve way to turn a share link into an iframe.

**Putting a Moda canvas inside your own product.** That's the [Canvas Embed SDK](/canvas-embed/overview) — a canvas in an iframe, authorized by a session your backend creates. It supports **view-only, view-without-export, and fully editable** modes, so it covers read-only embedding as well as letting your users design in place. It's aimed at companies building Moda into their own app rather than at sharing a single design, and it's in beta enabled per workspace; [contact support](mailto:support@moda.app) for access.

For simply letting someone view a design, a [share link](#sharing-a-link) is usually what you want.