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Share a map

Share a Felt map by email or public link. Give invited people View, Contribute, or Edit access.

Click Share at the top right of a Felt map to invite people or turn on public link access. Anyone who can open the map can click Copy link.

Share menu

The Share menu on a Felt map lets you invite people by email, set public link access, copy the map's link with Copy link, or embed the map with Embed.

Share menu open from the toolbar with an email invite field, the people with access, the public access setting, Embed, and Copy link.

Invite people by email

  1. Click Share at the top right of the map.

  2. In Emails, enter one or more email addresses.

  3. Select an access level: View, Contribute, or Edit.

  4. Click Invite. Felt emails each person a link to the map.

Access
What people can do on the map

View

Open the map, use the legend and tools, and comment

Contribute

Everything in View, plus add and edit features and draw annotations

Edit

Everything in Contribute, plus add and style layers, upload data, and share the map

People with Contribute or Edit access need a seat. People with View access don't. See Seats and viewers and Permissions.

Invited people log in, or sign up for a free Felt account, with the email address you invited.

To change or remove someone's access, open the Share menu, click the access level next to their name, and select a new level or Remove.

Public link access controls what people can do without an invitation. It doesn't reduce any access they already have through an invitation, project, or workspace. You need Edit access to change it.

  1. Click Share at the top right of the map.

  2. Click the Public access selector.

  3. Select None, View, or View and comment.

Public access
Who can open the map

None

Only people invited to the map, or with access through its project or workspace

View

Anyone with the link, without logging in

View and comment

Anyone with the link, without logging in. Logged-in people can also comment.

To check what people with the link see, open it in a private browser window.

Public link access has no edit option. With View and comment, people with the link can comment but not edit.

  • To let anyone with the link comment, set public link access to View and comment. People need a free Felt account to post. A comment marks a place on the map; it doesn't draw a shape. See Comments.

  • To let people add features, draw annotations, or edit layers, invite each person by email with Contribute or Edit access. Both access levels need a seat. See Invite people by email.

Share with your workspace

To share maps with your workspace, move them into a project. Everyone with access to the project can open its maps. People who get access through the workspace can do no more than the project's default access allows. See Organize maps.

A Felt feature link takes people to a specific feature on the map and opens its popup.

  1. Click the feature on the map to open its popup.

  2. In the popup, open the ··· menu.

  3. Click Copy link to feature.

Copy link in the Share menu saves your current view in the link. To set the view a map opens to, or share a link to a specific view, see Set the default view.

Troubleshooting

A person can't open a map you shared

  • Invite the email address the person uses to log in to Felt.

  • For people you didn't invite, set public link access to View or View and comment.

  • If the workspace has used all its map views for the month, people outside the workspace see Map view limit reached. See Plan usage.

Map shows "This browser or computer isn't supported"

The browser or device can't run WebGL. See System requirements to turn WebGL on or find a supported browser.

The link points to a feature that's no longer in the layer. The feature was deleted, or the layer's data was replaced, for example with Upload new version, which can give features new IDs. Copy a fresh link from the feature's popup.

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