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Introducing Shareable Projects

Folders have been renamed to Projects. Share Projects the same way you share a canvas, using just one link, but with additional control over who can access them.
Farhia Farah

Ever wished you could send clients multiple projects via a single link? Well...we're excited to share this new feature (we're always excited)!

We've just made it easier than ever to share Projects the same way you share a canvas - with just one link - but with more control over who can access them.

What are Shareable Projects?

Shareable Projects allow teams to share multiple website review canvases through a single secure link. Instead of sending individual links for every page or design, agencies and marketing teams can centralize feedback and simplify the review experience for clients and stakeholders.

This makes Shareable Projects especially useful for larger website projects involving multiple pages, revisions, and reviewers.

Why Shareable Website Review Projects Matter

Website reviews often involve many assets and stakeholders. Without a centralized review process, feedback can become fragmented across emails, spreadsheets, and messaging tools.

Shareable Projects help teams organize feedback in one place, making it easier to manage reviews, track progress, and keep stakeholders aligned throughout the project lifecycle. Teams that use effective client feedback workflows can significantly reduce confusion and accelerate project delivery.

Shareable Projects in Pastel

Folders have been renamed to Projects.

Projects can be accessed in three ways:

Team Projects:

  • Are viewable by all team users. Team members have access to all Team and Public Projects.
  • Team members are able to set passwords for Projects.
  • Team members can transfer canvases between Projects.

Public Projects:

  • Are accessible to non-team users, like clients and guests, only with the secure link shared with them.
  • Users have the option to add a password for Public Projects.
  • If you share a project link with a password, guests will be directed to a page where they’ll have to enter the password.

Private Projects:

  • Are viewable only by the Project owner.
  • If you are the Project owner, you can make a Project private and only accessible to yourself through the "Share Project" modal.
  • Team members cannot make other users' Projects private to themselves.

Managing Secure Client Collaboration

To add additional security, you can create password protected Public Projects directly from the "Share Project" modal by selecting Set up secure password.

While logged in, team members will not need to enter passwords to access protected Projects. Guests, however, will need both the project link and password to gain access, making it easier to securely collaborate with external stakeholders.

For teams managing client reviews, combining Shareable Projects with private replies allows internal discussions to stay hidden while maintaining a seamless client experience.

Related Features for Review and Approval Workflows

Shareable Projects work even better when paired with other collaboration features in Pastel. Teams can improve communication by keeping clients in the loop throughout the review process and move completed work through a structured approval workflow before launch.

Together, these features create a streamlined website review process from initial feedback to final sign off.

Start Using Shareable Projects Today

Shareable Projects help agencies and teams centralize website feedback, simplify stakeholder collaboration, and speed up review cycles.

Ready to streamline your website review process? Try Pastel today and see how Shareable Projects can help your team manage feedback more efficiently.

FAQ

What are Shareable Projects in Pastel?

Projects (formerly Folders) group multiple canvases together, and now an entire Project can be shared through a single secure link, the same way you'd share one canvas.

How do you share multiple website reviews with a client at once?

Put the canvases in a Project and send one link. Instead of sending a separate URL for every page or asset under review, the client gets the whole set in one place.

What's the difference between Team, Public, and Private Projects?

Team Projects are viewable by all team members; Public Projects are accessible to outside guests through the shared link, optionally password-protected; Private Projects are visible only to their owner.

Can I password-protect a project before sharing it with a client?

Yes. Public Projects can have a password set from the Share Project modal, and guests need both the link and the password to access it.

Do clients need a Pastel account to view a shared project?

No, Clients don't need an account. Outside guests access a Public Project directly through the shared link, keeping the review process one click away for them.

Why share a whole project instead of individual canvases?

Because real review work rarely lives on one page. A website redesign or campaign spans multiple canvases, and a single project link keeps the client's view organized and complete instead of scattered across separate URLs.

What happened to Folders in Pastel?

They were renamed to Projects as part of this update, with sharing added on top, so everything that lived in your Folders is now in Projects.

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