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Two different things can go public from your workspace: a project, published as a template others remix, and a flow, published as a tool others run. Each has its own publish step and its own way back.

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Publish a project

From the canvas, open Share and choose Publish to Community. Publishing needs at least 2 nodes on the canvas, with fewer, the Continue button stays disabled. The publish form asks for:
  • Title and description: what you made and how you built it.
  • Category: one of Canvas, AI Directed, Marketing, Social, Product, Education, Entertainment, or Other.
  • Tags: up to 5, chosen from category-recommended suggestions or typed in yourself.
  • Cover: pick from images already on your canvas, or upload your own image or video.
Once published, the project appears in Templates and can be remixed by anyone. What becomes public is the canvas itself (nodes, connections, settings) and the media it produced, copied to a public tier so signed-out visitors can preview it, separate from your private workspace copies. Publishing again re-opens the same form, now labeled Publish updates: edit the title, description, category, tags, or cover and republish. An Unpublish action in the same dialog removes the project from Community immediately; the project itself stays in your workspace untouched.

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Publish a flow

Flows publish from the App Builder, with an extra layer: a visibility radio (Private or Workspace) that controls who can find it in your workspace’s Library, plus a separate Submit to Community toggle. Turning that toggle on escalates the flow’s visibility to Community regardless of the radio choice. That’s what makes it show up in Flows.
Every published flow gets a public run link (/app/:slug) the moment it’s published, whatever its Library visibility. “Private” and “Workspace” control who finds it listed. Anyone with the link can still run it.
A flow already published without Community submission can be promoted afterward: open the flow’s own page and use its Publish to Community action there (owner-only). There’s no separate downgrade action, deleting the flow removes it everywhere, including Community, and its public link stops working immediately.
Last modified on August 29, 2026