Want to show someone the papers you’ve collected? 🐰 A public link lets anyone you send it to view your collection, such as your supervisor, your students or a reviewer. They can look, but they can’t make any changes.
How to share a public link
Go to your Library and open the collection you want to share.
Click Share, or the settings icon (cog), at the top right of the collection.
Choose Share with Public Link.
Copy the link and send it to anyone you like.
What people can see
Anyone with the link can view the papers in your collection, your notes, and any sub-collections inside it. If they’d like to help, they can also request edit access from you.
💡 Want to share only some papers? Make a new collection for sharing, and copy the papers you want into it. See Organizing your articles with collections.
Common questions
Can people change my collection?
Not with the link alone, as a public link is view only. People can request edit access, though, and you can also invite them as collaborators so you can work on the collection together. See How to collaborate on a shared collection.
Can people see my notes?
Yes. Your notes, and any sub-collections, are shared along with the collection.
Do I need ResearchRabbit+ to share a collection?
No, you can share collections on the free plan.