Share link
Also called shared link, shared chat
A web link to a copy of an AI conversation that anyone who has the link can open and read.
Sharing a chat creates a public web page with a copy of the conversation. It's quick and useful: one link instead of a wall of pasted text, and the other person sees exactly what the AI said.
It's also easy to overshare. People share a chat for one good answer and forget what's further up: a CV with a home address, a medical question, a draft letter about a colleague. In 2025 ChatGPT briefly offered a "make this chat discoverable" box, and thousands of shared chats showed up in Google searches before OpenAI removed the option.
The safe habit is simple. Share a fresh chat that holds only what you mean to share, or copy just the answer.
For example
You send a colleague a link to the chat where the AI drafted the project plan, instead of pasting the whole thing into email.
Put it to use
Where you'll meet share link in ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, how to use it there, and the mix-up most people make.
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