How to Share a Fusion 360 File | Share public link in Fusion 360

How to Share a Fusion 360 File // By the end of this video, you’ll know the different options you have to share your Fusion 360 files with others.
One way to share a file is by creating a public link. To create a public link you’ll want to go to the file menu - hover over “share” - and then select “public link.” This will open up the “Share Public Link” dialog, where you’ll be able to toggle the link sharing on or off. When sharing is turned on, you’ll be able to copy the link and send it to someone else, or paste it anywhere someone can copy or click on the link.
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0:00 - Share a Fusion 360 File
0:24 - Share public link
1:34 - Make link downloadable
1:52 - Make a password required
3:12 - Publish to Fusion 360 Gallery
3:33 - Publish to GrabCAD
4:12 - Add project collaborators
5:43 - Team calendar
5:54 - Team discussion
7:23 - Edit file in browser vs desktop app
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P.S. If you liked this video, I'd love for you to Subscribe ► bit.ly/sub-right-now - *TIMESTAMPS* 0:00 - Share a Fusion 360 File 0:24 - Share public link 1:34 - Make link downloadable 1:52 - Make a password required 3:12 - Publish to Fusion 360 Gallery 3:33 - Publish to GrabCAD 4:12 - Add project collaborators 5:43 - Team calendar 5:54 - Team discussion 7:23 - Edit file in browser vs desktop app

[@hillfortherstudios2757]

Excellent, a great way to share amongst fellow project stakeholders!

[@shanebarrett5827]

Thank you Kevin for another great video.

[@goja981]

Very nice explanation. Thank you.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks for watching and commenting, goja981. I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@sunday-tea9853]

Hi! I want to do what you're doing at 4:27, but the option is greyed out for me and I can't type any emails. Any ideas? I'm using an education license.

[@onecarwood]

Very nice thanks!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks for watching, DumDumDev! Cheers, Kevin :)

[@bobstewart3746]

Thanks for the videos, they are really helpful. When you send a file to a friend who has Fusion 360, does the file include the history shown along the bottom and can they use it to edit the file. Bob.

[@jenspetersen5865]

Intersting video on collaboration, though it does not answer how co collaborate ex. with a manufacturer, ie. I have a design in Fusion 360, and I want my CNC shop that works in Fusion 360 to work on my file so I have CAM information associated with that file, for future versions etc. I want design with no CAM to go to CNC and design with CAM to come back into my system to avoid paying for the same stuff again and again.

[@sebastiandelamaza8440]

does the link works forever or does it have an expiration date?

[@Joker-md8xu]

So If I do some simulation to the object and then share it to them, will that person be able to access the simulations too?

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Joker 1924. Great question. That is correct - the shared link will show a "Simulations" section on the left-hand side. If the person viewing the link clicks "Open in Fusion 360" the simulation will be included with the 3D model.

[@Joker-md8xu]

@@ProductDesignOnline Thanks for the reply! :)

[@AbhishekSingh-vk3uh]

Can u please make an model of paddy rice planter! It's an farm equipment, I need the design for mine project.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Abhishek. I just did a quick search on GrabCad and it looks like there are a number of free models you could use. Here's a link to one - grabcad.com/library/paddy-transplanter-1 Cheers, Kevin :)

[@AbhishekSingh-vk3uh]

@@ProductDesignOnline thank you.... 😍

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@AbhishekSingh-vk3uh You're welcome! ;)

[@andis2595]

Is there anyway to download files like this from the web view?

[@ProductDesignOnline]

It's easiest if you go to the Fusion team hub. From there you can download in all the supported file types - www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-access-your-hub-s-Dashboard-in-Fusion-360.html

[@Cheesecannon25]

It doesn't allow me to select 'allow item to be downloaded'

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Unfortunately, that is no longer allowed on the free Personal Use (Hobbyist) license. Instead, go to File > Export > export as .f3d file and then attach to email or cloud storage.

[@Cheesecannon25]

@@ProductDesignOnline that works fantastically Thank you!