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Create & Manage Share Links

The Library share links deliver a selected set of tracks and files through an opaque URL. The selection, permitted file types, optional expiry, and the owner’s Dropbox connection determine what a recipient can receive. A share link is not a collaborator-access control.

Connect Dropbox in Settings → Connected Accounts. Share delivery uses Dropbox temporary links for the selected content. If Dropbox is disconnected, expired, or cannot provide a temporary URL, affected delivery is unavailable; reconnecting does not delete existing Dropbox files or shares.

  1. Open the track or track group in the grid, then open Share.
  2. Choose the specific bounces, projects, and stems you intend to deliver.
  3. Set the available download permissions and optional expiration deliberately.
  4. Choose Create Share Link, then copy the generated URL.

For a track group, choose only the intended tracks and files; do not assume every current file is exposed. Playlist sharing supports a large current-view selection up to its documented safety ceiling, so a 50-track limit is not a product rule. A link is ready immediately—there is no separate upload step.

The stored file-type permissions and selected-file allowlist are enforced by the public delivery endpoint. A file that was not selected, or whose type was not enabled, cannot be requested. Use a separate share when recipients need a different selection or permissions, and set an expiry when delivery is time-bound.

Direct links record access count, last-accessed time, per-format download counters, and last-download time. Playlist links record access/download totals and per-track download metadata. Playlist owners have explicit open, copy, and delete actions; do not assume a generic edit, revoke, collaborator-management, or analytics workflow exists for every link type.

For collaborator transfer or removal, use Sharing with Collaborators. For an existing share that has expired, create a new link. If files do not appear, confirm that the Dropbox files and their saved paths are still correct.