Share a canvas
Open the canvas
Navigate to the chat that contains the canvas, or open the canvas from the sidebar if you’ve bookmarked it. The canvas panel should be visible on the right side of the screen.
Click Share in the canvas toolbar
In the top-right area of the canvas panel, click the Share button.
/share/canvas/:canvasId
What viewers see
When someone opens your canvas share link, they see:- The canvas document rendered cleanly — text, code, tables, diagrams displayed properly
- No ZeroTwo interface chrome (no chat, no sidebar, no tools)
- Read-only view — no editing capability
Canvas vs. chat sharing
These are separate operations that create separate links:| Chat sharing | Canvas sharing | |
|---|---|---|
| Shares | The conversation | The canvas document only |
| Link format | /share/chat/:id | /share/canvas/:id |
| Includes chat | Yes | No |
| Includes canvas | No | Yes |
Canvas updates after sharing
If you edit the canvas after creating a share link, the shared link may reflect the updated content. If you need to ensure a viewer sees a specific version, share the canvas when it’s in the state you want to share — or note that the content may update.If you want to share a final, locked version and are concerned about accidental updates being reflected, revoke the current link and create a new one after making your final edits.
Use cases
Canvas sharing is well suited for:| Use case | Example |
|---|---|
| Sharing a research report | Share a deep research summary with a stakeholder who doesn’t use ZeroTwo |
| Code review | Share a code file or snippet with a colleague for feedback |
| Diagrams | Share an architecture diagram with your team |
| Documents for review | Share a draft proposal or document for comments |
| Data tables | Share structured data output in a clean table format |
Revoking a canvas share link
To stop sharing a canvas:- Go to Settings → Data Controls → Shared Links
- Find the canvas link in the list (it will show the canvas name and type “canvas”)
- Click Revoke