Any page you build in Notion can be turned into a public page, accessible to anyone on the web. When you make a page public, its sub-pages also become public, creating a fully navigable (and searchable) website with links.

Publish a blog, your resume or portfolio, job listings, photo collections, a landing page... the possibilities are as wide as the web itself. You can also use this feature for quick and easy presentations that are clean and consistent, but still contain rich content 🎨

How people see your public page

When your Notion page is public, anyone on the web can read it and interact with certain components:

Sub-pages are also published, along with any of their sub-pages. They act as links.
For databases, viewers can toggle between views and open the pages they contain.
Your site's navigation appears as a breadcrumb menu at the top for all viewers.
At the top right, people can Search the content of your page (and all its sub-pages), or click Duplicate to add an exact, editable replica of your page to their own Notion workspace. (More on that here.)

If you have Allow editing turned on, folks who have your link and are logged into a Notion account will be able to make edits to your page. Here's what that looks like from their perspective after you share the link:

Make a page public

Click Share at the top right of any Notion page.
Toggle on Share with the web. Your page is now live on the web. Access will automatically be set to Anyone with the link can view.

You can also allow comments and edits so that other Notion users can work on your page with you. Folks who aren't logged into a Notion account will only be able to read the page.