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Sharing Assets

Share your best creations publicly to showcase your work, get feedback, and inspire others. When you share an asset, you create a public link that anyone can view—even without a Mito account.

How sharing works​

Public sharing creates a standalone page for your asset that includes:

  • The asset displayed prominently
  • Optional generator history (how you created it)
  • A clear call-to-action for viewers to try Mito

Private sharing lets you share directly within your workspace team using your current project URL.

From the asset editor​

  1. Open an asset by clicking it on your canvas
  2. Click the Share button in the top-right corner
  3. Choose your privacy setting:
    • Private: Share with your team using the current URL
    • Public access: Create a public link anyone can view

Setting up public sharing​

  1. Select "Public access" to make your asset viewable by anyone
  2. Copy the share link that's automatically generated
  3. Share on social media using the built-in buttons for X, LinkedIn, Facebook, or email

Privacy options​

SettingWho can viewBest for
PrivateOnly workspace membersInternal team reviews, work-in-progress
Public accessAnyone with the linkShowcasing finished work, building portfolio

Changing privacy settings​

Make private → public:

  1. Open the Share dialog
  2. Select "Public access"
  3. Your public link is automatically created

Make public → private:

  1. Open the Share dialog
  2. Select "Private"
  3. The public link is immediately disabled
tip

Public links are permanent until you make them private. You can always return to the Share dialog to copy the link again.

Public share pages include:

  • High-quality asset display optimized for any device
  • Creation context showing how you built it (optional)
  • Professional presentation suitable for portfolios
  • Mito branding that drives new user signups

Social media integration​

The Share dialog includes quick buttons for:

  • X (Twitter): Pre-filled with "@mito__ai" mention
  • LinkedIn: Link sharing for professional networks
  • Facebook: Direct link sharing
  • Email: Pre-formatted message with link
LinkedIn Credits

When you share on LinkedIn and tag @MITO AI, then DM them, you can earn credits for your account! Learn more.

Best practices​

Choose the right privacy setting​

  • Use Private for drafts, iterations, or sensitive content
  • Use Public for polished work you're proud to showcase

Optimize for sharing​

  • Add context: Include notes about your creative process
  • Choose quality assets: Public shares represent your work
  • Consider your audience: What story does this asset tell?

Build your portfolio​

  • Share your best work consistently
  • Use descriptive language in your social posts
  • Tag relevant communities and interests

Managing shared assets​

Finding your shared assets​

Your public shares are accessible through:

  • The original project (as long as the asset exists)
  • Saved share links
  • Social media posts where you shared them

Removing public access​

  1. Open the asset in your original project
  2. Click Share
  3. Select "Private"
  4. The public link stops working immediately

Troubleshooting​

Share button not appearing​

  • Check feature availability: Sharing may not be enabled for your account
  • Open the asset editor: The Share button appears when viewing individual assets
  • Verify privacy setting: Ensure the asset is still set to "Public access"
  • Check the asset exists: Deleted assets can't be shared
  • Try refreshing: Clear your browser cache and try again
  • Check browser permissions: Ensure clipboard access is allowed
  • Try manual copy: Select the URL text and copy manually
  • Use keyboard shortcut: Cmd+C (Mac) or Ctrl+C (Windows)

Frequently asked questions​

Can I share assets from any project? Yes, as long as you have access to the project and the asset still exists.

Do shared assets affect my storage? No, sharing doesn't create additional copies or use extra storage.

Can I track views on my shared assets? Currently, view tracking isn't available, but public shares do help grow the Mito community.

What happens if I delete the original asset? The public share link will stop working if the source asset is deleted.

Next steps​