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Public share links

Create a read-only link to a round or a playlist. The other person watches the replay without signing up, and you can revoke the link at any time.

Plan needed: …Who can do this: Admin (coach), AnalystLast checked 10/6/2026

A share link lets people outside your team watch the replay you choose: one round, or a whole playlist. Whoever has the link needs no account, and can watch but not change anything.

Share a round

  1. In the viewer, switch to the round and click “Share round” at the top right.
  2. Add a title if you like, and choose under “Expires”: “7 days”, “30 days” or “Never”.
  3. Click “Create link”, then “Copy link”, and send it.

Share a playlist

  1. Open the playlist and click “Share”.
  2. Add a title, choose when it expires, and click “Create link”.

An empty playlist can't be shared. The link follows the playlist: rounds you add to it later can be watched through the same link.

What the other person sees

  • A read-only 2D replay: they can play, pause, scrub the timeline, change speed and switch levels, and they see both team panels and the kill feed.
  • The page shows the title, your team's name and until when the link is valid.
  • A round link opens that one round only. A playlist link lets them go through the playlist's items in order; a clip plays just the clip.
  • They can't see notes, and they can't open the demo's other rounds.

Pasted into a chat app, the link shows a preview card with the map.

Review and revoke

“Share links” under “Members & settings” lists every link your team has created: title, type, who created it and when, expiry, number of views, and status (“Active”, “Expired”, “Revoked”).

  • Click the copy button to get the link again.
  • After “Revoke link”, links already sent stop opening immediately, and this can't be undone. Create a new one if you need it again.

Who can share and revoke

  • Share a round: admins and analysts.
  • Share a playlist: admins, analysts, and the playlist's creator.
  • Revoke: admins, analysts, and whoever created the link.

Common cases

They say the link doesn't exist or is no longer valid It expired or was revoked. Create a new one and send that.

There's no “Share round” button It's only shown to admins and analysts — see Roles and permissions.

Clicking share says an upgrade is needed Your current plan doesn't include public share links. See How the plans differ.

I'm worried the link gets passed around Anyone who has the link can watch. For people outside the team, pick a short expiry and revoke the link when you're done.

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