Building

Sharing a workflow

Any workflow you own can be turned into a public, read-only link. Share it and anyone can open the exact canvas you built — inspect every node and copy the outputs — without signing in.

Make a workflow public#

Open the workflow you want to share and use the Share control on the canvas. Toggling it public generates a link of the form:

vmotif.com/app/w/<workflow-id>

Only the owner of a workflow can change its sharing state, and only workflows you explicitly make public are reachable — nothing you build is exposed by default.

What people see#

A shared link opens the canvas in read-only mode. Visitors don’t need an account to open it. They can:

  • Pan and zoom around the full node graph.
  • Inspect every node — prompts, model choices, and connections.
  • Copy generated code or download output assets straight from the output nodes.

What read-only visitors can’t do:

  • Edit, add, delete, or reconnect nodes.
  • Run the workflow or trigger new generations.
  • Save changes — the canvas is yours, not theirs.
To make a copy they can edit, a visitor signs in and builds from a prebuilt workflow or starts a fresh canvas. A shared link is for showing your result, not handing over an editable duplicate.

Turning sharing off#

Flip the same Share toggle off and the public link stops resolving. Because the link is the workflow’s ID rather than a guessable name, an unshared workflow can’t be browsed to or enumerated.