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# Share a Model

Models deployed with Pallet are **private by default**, which means only you have access to them.

To share your model, you just need to make it **public**, then you can easily **share a unique link** to your model with any number of friends, colleagues, and other users **in just a few taps**.

## Share

1.To share your model, you first need to make it **Public**.

From the Project **Overview**, tap the **Edit** icon to access Project **Settings**. 

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2\. Toggle the **Public** switch to **On**, then tap **OK** on the Enable Sharing dialog that follows.

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3\. Tap **Update** to save these settings.

![](/files/-MMNkfREQF9bMS3vqn98)

:white\_check\_mark:And that's it. Now you can **Share** a link to your model from the Project Overview.

Pallet **share links** have the form [*share.palletml.com/xyz*](http://share.palletml.com/xyz) and **open directly to your model** when activated.

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