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In FeatPaper, you can create a unique share link for each document to distribute it to external users. Recipients can view the document through the share link without needing to sign up for an account.
Share link management screen
Share button location
1

Select a Document

Click on the document you want to share to open the document detail page.
2

Click the Share Tab

Click Share in the top tab bar.
3

Copy the Link

Click the default share link shown at the top of the Share tab to copy the URL. You can then send it via email, messenger, or other channels.
You can create Tracked Links that enable individual tracking per recipient. Assign a name to each link so you can easily identify which channel a visitor came from.
Share link settings
1

Enter a Link Name

Type a name for the link (e.g., Marketing Team, Client A) in the input field under the Create Link section. Names can be up to 30 characters.
2

Create the Link

Click the Create button or press Enter to generate a unique link.
3

Copy and Send

Click the generated link to copy it, then send it to the intended recipient.
Free plan limitation: On the Free plan, you can create up to 3 tracked links per document. Once the limit is reached, the create button displays a padlock icon — clicking it shows a plan upgrade prompt. On the Pro plan and above, you can create unlimited tracked links.

FeatPaper’s share links are automatically assigned the appropriate type based on how you share. You don’t need to manually select a link type, but understanding each type helps when analyzing tracking data.
Link TypeNameDescription
/n/Space LinkA link generated from a workspace. Space-based tracking is applied, optimized for team-level document sharing and analytics.
/u/Dedicated LinkA unique link is generated per recipient, enabling individual tracking. Supports lead form collection and URL-based view count aggregation. Created directly from the Share tab.
Dedicated links (/u/) allow you to track viewing data separately for each recipient, even when sharing the same document with multiple people. This is especially useful when sending proposals to multiple clients.
Legacy /v/ dedicated links are maintained for backward compatibility. Newly generated dedicated links use the /u/ path.