Pass the recipe around.

Make this look in three steps

1. Open a recipe or build a look in the editor. Expand Share recipe at the top of the controls.
2. Choose Copy recipe link. If clipboard access is unavailable, select the visible link and copy it manually.
3. Send the link through your usual channel. The recipient opens the effect settings and uploads their own source, or uses a draft already stored on their device.

What is inside the link?

The link contains the base effect, numeric controls, inks, duotone, overlay, palette, random seed and ordered finishing layers. It does not contain your image, video, account information or uploaded file URL. Animation-panel choices such as duration and motion strength are not included; recipients set those separately.

A recipe is a snapshot

Copying a link saves the settings at that moment. Editing your artwork later does not update a link you already sent. Make a new link to share a revision. The recipient’s own edits are saved on their device and survive a reload; the original shared link remains unchanged.

Same settings, a different source

A photograph and a poster react differently to the same pattern. Image dimensions also change the apparent size of pixel-based marks. Share your finished PNG separately if you want someone to see the exact composition, or send the source through a channel you choose. The recipe link alone cannot recreate a missing source.

Validation and privacy

Make reads only known effect fields and bounds numeric values, palette size and layer count. Malformed or unsupported links fall back to the working editor. Recipe settings are encoded in the URL fragment, not stored as a new public gallery entry. The settings are readable by anyone who has the link; encoding is not encryption. Existing export and gallery rules still apply.