Share selected work without putting it on your public feed.

A creative portfolio rarely has one visibility rule for every piece. Some projects are ready for anyone to see. Others are useful in a pitch or review but should not sit in the public feed. Werkset makes that choice at the project level.

Public projects appear on your profile. A private-link project stays off the public portfolio but remains available through its direct URL. A password-protected project also stays off the profile and asks the visitor for a password before showing the work. Hidden projects remain available only to you in the dashboard.

Private project sharing works well when a broad public reel is not enough. You can send a focused piece to a prospective client, share a work-in-progress with a collaborator, or give a reviewer access to work that is not part of your main portfolio.

The project can still carry the useful context around the media, including its title, description, client, your role, and collaborator credits. The recipient sees the specific work you chose instead of navigating an unrelated folder or a crowded public feed.

A private link can be forwarded, and a password can be shared. Neither setting changes who owns the work or whether you have permission to publish it. Werkset provides access controls, not legal clearance or digital rights management.

Before sharing unreleased, client-restricted, or NDA-covered material, confirm the agreement and the intended audience. Use Hidden when a project should remain owner-only, and remove access when a private share is no longer appropriate.