> ## 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.

# SEO & Discoverability

> Make your published project findable on Google and other search engines.

## Overview

By default, published projects are accessible via their link but not indexed by search engines. You can change this with the **Discoverable on the web** toggle.

## Enabling discoverability

1. Click **Share** in the editor top bar
2. Open the **Publish** tab
3. Click **Settings**
4. Turn on **Discoverable on the web**

When enabled:

* Search engines (Google, Bing, etc.) can crawl and index your content
* Your project may appear in search results
* Your sitemap is automatically generated

When disabled, your project is still accessible via direct link; it just will not show up in search results.

<Note>
  Discoverability requires a paid plan.
</Note>

## Social link preview

<Frame>
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/perhaps-c220539b/wdaM9nxtvRyGN-ys/guides/images/seo-and-link-preview.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=wdaM9nxtvRyGN-ys&q=85&s=f752876c92e4238b4649f48ed48ca0b4" alt="Publish settings with access, social link preview, and web discoverability controls" width="500" height="396" data-path="guides/images/seo-and-link-preview.png" />
</Frame>

From **Share → Publish → Settings → Link preview**, you can also customize how your project appears when shared on social networks and messaging apps: title, description, preview image, and favicon. (Customizing the link preview also requires a paid plan.)

## Setup by domain type

### Faces subdomains

If your project is on a Faces subdomain (e.g., `yourproject.faces.site`):

1. Toggle **Discoverable on the web** on
2. Publish your project
3. Indexing is handled automatically

### Custom domains

If you're using a [custom domain](/en/guides/custom-domains):

1. Enable discoverability and publish
2. Verify domain ownership in [Google Search Console](https://search.google.com/search-console)
3. Submit your URL for indexing
4. Monitor performance in Search Console

### Multiple presentations on one domain

If you have multiple presentations published on the same custom domain, submit your sitemap to Google Search Console:

```
yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml
```

This sitemap is generated automatically and lists every **discoverable** presentation on your domain (those with the **Discoverable on the web** toggle enabled), like a table of contents for search engines, helping them discover your content faster.

## Tips

* Use descriptive project titles and slide content; search engines index your text.
* Custom domains tend to rank better over time than subdomains.
* Check Google Search Console regularly to monitor indexing status and fix any issues.