Publishing your Story and creating a share link
Publishing your Story and creating a share link You built a Story and now let's get it in front of your audience. Publishing makes your Story live, and a share link (or QR code, or embed) is how people actually reach it. Step 1: Publish your Story Find the Publish button in the top bar of the editor. Its label tells you exactly where things stand: Publish — your Story isn't live yet. This is your first time. Publish changes — your Story is live, but you've made edits sinceFew readersCreate an online share link for your story
Create an online share link for your story Want to send your story to the world, but not sure where to start? This article shows you how to create a share link in the Builder, and how to set it up so it looks good and tells you where your viewers come from. Who needs this: anyone who has built a story and wants to share it via LinkedIn, Instagram, WhatsApp, email, Slack or any other online channel. Outcome: you have a ready-to-share link with its own campaign name, language settings aFew readersImplement your story online
📎 Pre-launch essentials Before you take over the internet, first grab your sharable link inside the Builder (navigate to Story → Share → Share link). Pro tip: create a separate link for each channel (e.g. LinkedIn, Instagram, Slack) so you can track which one’s doing the heavy lifting in your analytics. And yes, QR codes are cute, but skip them oPopularCreate a QR code
First things first You can make your ready-to-use QR code in the Builder via Story → Share → QR. Just style it, download it (PNG or SVG) and drop it into whatever you’re printing: poster, flyer, cup, name badge. The best part? Your QR code stays the same even if you tweak your story and hit publish. That means you can keep improving your content, updating visuals or text, and your printed QR codes still point to the latest version. : For your website implementation, you need this embed code. And here’s the catch - it’s different for every story. So, no copy-pasting from this article. Hop into the Builder, grab the code for your masterpiePopularMake your story appear as a mobile app
In some cases, our clients and/or users require access to the story on a regular basis. For instance when you are a client providing feedback, when you want to show the story to interested parties, or when your stories are part of platform with multiple stories. Android (Chrome browser) and iOS (Safari browser) offer a very handy tool to make your life easier. By adding a direct link to your stories on the homescreen, you can simulate direct access like you would have with a fullyPopular
