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Sharing a Preview Link (Optional)

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Last updated 11 days ago

Sometimes you might want approval or input from others before fully launching a test. Keak makes this easy by allowing you to share a preview of your changes without making them live to all visitors. To do this, use the Share Preview feature in the editor:

  • Click the “Share” button in the Keak toolbar/sidebar while your variation is applied​. Keak will then take a screenshot of the page with the current variation applied and automatically host this image for you. This may take a few seconds.

  • Once ready, a new browser tab will open with the screenshot, and a unique shareable URL will be generated​. You can copy this URL and send it to teammates or stakeholders.

The preview link allows others to see exactly how the page would look with the new content, even if they don’t have the Keak extension. This is a static preview (an image of the page), not a live page, so it’s just for review purposes. It’s useful for getting a quick thumbs-up on changes or archiving a snapshot of the variation. After sharing, you can go back to the editor to continue launching your test normally.

Note: The preview link is a snapshot at a point in time. If you make further edits, you’d need to generate a new preview to share those.