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

# Access Control

> Control who can view your published project: public, invited-only, or organization-wide.

## Overview

After publishing, you control exactly who can view the published URL. There are three access levels, and you can switch between them at any time.

<Note>
  This page is about who can **view** the published URL. To add people who can **edit** in the editor, see [Multiplayer & Collaboration](/en/guides/multiplayer).
</Note>

## Access levels

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### Anyone with the link

The default setting. Anyone who has the URL can view your project without requiring a login.

### Only invited people

Restrict access to specific people by email. Invitees must authenticate with their email to view the project.

**To invite someone:**

1. Click **Share → Publish → Settings**
2. Open **Access**
3. Select **Only invited people**
4. Enter their email address
5. They receive an invitation email with a link

### Anyone at your organization

Allow access based on email domain. For example, if you set `yourcompany.com`, anyone with a company email can view the project after signing in.

This is ideal for internal presentations, company updates, or team documentation.

## Changing access

1. Click **Share** in the editor top bar
2. Open the **Publish** tab
3. Click **Settings**
4. Open **Access** and choose the access level you want