Sharing & Permissions - Notion Help Center
Sharing & Permissions - Notion Help Center
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Notion is built for collaboration, so there are many ways to share your
work with other people. Our permission levels ensure that your
collaborators access your content exactly the way you want them to 📣
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CONTENTS
Ways to share
Share menu
Share with everyone in your workspace
Share with a teamspace
Share with individuals
Share with groups
Share with guests
Share to the web
Stop sharing
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Permission levels
Edit permission levels
Inherited permissions
Permission overrides
See who's sharing a page
Request access
Request access to a page
Request edit access
Enterprise security settings
Ways to share
There are several different ways you can share the pages and databases you build in Notion
with folks inside and outside your workspace. Below is an overview of all the ways to share.
Share
Select
menu
at the top of any page to open its share menu. Here, you can:
Share
Invite someone to the page.
See and change who has access to the page, and what level of permissions they have.
Copy the page’s link to share it with others.
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Select ••• at the top of any page, then open the Publish tab to share your page
to the web as a Notion Site and manage it.
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Note: If you’re on an Enterprise plan and the owner has prevented members from
inviting guests to pages, then any people you invite to a page will automatically
be added as members. Before you select Invite in the steps above, you can
hover over your guest’s name or email for more information on how that person
will be added to the page.
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View a list of all guests and the pages they have access to under the "guests" tab.
Stop sharing
Seeing other people in a page you didn't mean to share? Want to make a page private?
There are a few ways you can stop sharing your pages with others:
In your sidebar, drag a page into your Private section so that only you can see it.
Select Share at the top of the page, and switch off access for your workspace,
individuals, groups, or the public. You can also select Remove from the dropdown next to
any of these.
If you’re looking to remove guests from pages, go to Settings & members → People or
Members (depending on your plan) → Guests . Check the box next to the guests you
want to remove from your workspace and select Remove from workspace .
Permission levels
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For every person, group, or teamspace you share a page with, you can assign a different
permission level. This helps to keep private information private and gives you granular,
precise control over your work.
Here are the different permission levels in Notion:
Full access : People with full access to a page can edit any of the content it contains and
share the page with anyone they want.
Can edit : Select this level of access for people who should be able to edit the content on
the page, but not share the page with others.
Can edit content : This permission level is only found on database pages. People with this
level of access can create and edit pages within the database, and edit property values
for those pages. However, they will not be able to change the structure of the database
and its properties, views, sorts, or filters. Learn more about databases here →
Can comment : Select this level of access for people who should only have the ability to
comment on a page. They won’t be able to edit or share the content.
Can view : People with this level of access can read the content on the page, but they
won’t be able to comment, edit, or share.
There are also different actions that people can take in a workspace depending on their role
in the workspace. To learn more, read this article →
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Inherited permissions
When you create a subpage inside of a page, that subpage will take on the permissions of its
parent page. If this is something you don’t want — for example, if you have shared a page
with ten people but you want only two of those people to see its subpage — you need to go
into the subpage and update the permission levels there.
Teamspace owners can set default permissions for content in their teamspace. This will
apply to every new page created in the teamspace, and if you want to change them, you’ll
have to make changes at the page level.
Permission overrides
Notion respects the broadest level of access given to a user. Let’s say you’ve given someone
Can view permissions in a page, then later you decide you want your whole organization to
have Full access to that page. Because that individual is a part of your organization, they’ll
be given Full access as well, overriding the specific permission level you previously assigned
them.
Additionally, moving a shared page to the Private section of your sidebar will override all of
the existing permissions on that page. Anyone who previously had access to your page will
immediately be unable to view it once you make it a Private page. Note that this override
will only apply to the parent page — the permissions granted for any subpages will remain
the same.
If a page is set to be accessible to Anyone with link , note that even those that don’t have the
direct link may be able to access it if:
The page is mentioned in or linked from another page shared more broadly.
The page uses a two-way relation that links to another page shared more broadly.
The page is nested inside another page that has been shared more broadly.
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Request access
Request access to a page
If you open a page that you don’t have access to, you can select No access on the page to
send a request. This will notify the page’s creators or editors, who can choose to accept or
deny your access request.
FAQs
I tried adding a guest to my workspace but they were turned into a member
automatically. How can I prevent that?
I want to share a page with a client, but they don't use Notion.
My Export button is missing, it doesn't appear in any menus.
Can I limit access to different parts of a database? Can you make it so that some
people can see certain database views or properties, but not others?
Still have more questions? Message support
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