Tutorials / Publishing / Publish a page or a site
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Publish a page or a site

Publishing turns your pages into a real web address you can hand out. Until you publish, everything you have made is private to your workspace.

Before you start. A page open in the editor.
  1. Press Publish Site

    Publish Site is at the right-hand end of the toolbar.

    The Publish button at the right-hand end of the editor toolbar
    Publish puts it online and hands you the link.v2026-09-01
  2. Check what is going live

    A page that links to its neighbours publishes as a FOLDER, so those links keep working. The dialog says which it is doing before you commit.

  3. Choose who can see it

    Public on the web, or a private link. The next page covers the difference, which matters more than it sounds.

    The publish dialog asking who can see it: Public on the web, or Private link
    Who can see it — public, or a private link.v2026-09-01
  4. Publish, and copy the link

    That address is what goes in your message to parents, or on the board for students.

  5. Edited something? Publish again

    Changes do not go live on their own. The published copy is a snapshot until you replace it.

You'll know it worked. You get a link that opens the page in any browser, signed in or not.

Publishing again after an edit is the same button — it replaces what is live.