Share a limited workshop resource.
Some shared resources need an extra access step. A link password can gate the redirect, but it does not secure the destination independently.
Links
Password-Protected Links
Require a link password before redirecting visitors to the configured destination.
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Why use password-protected links?
Some shared resources need an extra access step. A link password can gate the redirect, but it does not secure the destination independently.
What you can do
- Gate the redirect with password verification.
- Choose a password outside the public link text.
- Keep destination access controls in place as needed.
Safe interactive preview
Preview an access gate
The walkthrough demonstrates access states only; no password is collected, transmitted or verified by a server.
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How it works
- Create an eligible password-protected link.
- Share the password through an appropriate separate channel.
- Test access before distribution.
Practical use cases
Gate an internal reference redirect.
Some shared resources need an extra access step. A link password can gate the redirect, but it does not secure the destination independently.
Free and paid account features
Your account and workspace determine the available features and allowances. Check the live pricing page before choosing a plan; this demo grants no subscription entitlement.
Compare current plansFrequently asked questions
What can I do with password-protected links?
Require a link password before redirecting visitors to the configured destination.
How does the password-protected links preview work?
The walkthrough demonstrates access states only; no password is collected, transmitted or verified by a server.
When is password-protected links useful?
Share a limited workshop resource. Gate an internal reference redirect. Some shared resources need an extra access step. A link password can gate the redirect, but it does not secure the destination independently.
What should I check before using password-protected links?
Test access before distribution. Keep destination access controls in place as needed.
Related features
Links
URL Shortener
Turn a long web address into a manageable short link, then organize it in your SnappShort account.
Keep the original destination behind a compact address.
Links
Custom Short Links
Give a short link a readable alias so the shared address describes its purpose.
Use an intentional path instead of an opaque code.
Links
Custom Domains
Use an owned, verified domain for branded short links, with setup instructions supplied by your account.
Keep the hostname recognizable.
Make it your own.
Use password-protected links with the controls available in your account.
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