> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.maker.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.maker.co/features/publish.md).

# Publish

Make your Maker project available to the world, or keep it private, right from the editor.

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### 1. Publishing Your Project

1. In the top-right corner of the editor, click **Publish**.
2. If you’ve never published before, you’ll see **Publish Now**. Click it to go live.
3. **Pre-publish checks**- When you're ready to publish, Maker will guide you through security and quality checks before going live.&#x20;
   * Admins can turn "Always run pre-publish checks" on or off in the publish modal or under Settings > Advanced. When enabled, it automatically runs the pre-publish checks before every publish. If no issues are found, the publish goes through. If issues are found, it pauses and shows you what was found and how to fix it.
   * In addition to our built-in pre-publish checks, you can create your own custom skill and turn on "Run during pre-publish checks" to include it in the checks. This is a great way to enforce things like brand guidelines automatically before anything goes live, or confirm that trackers are enabled.\
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4. After publishing, you can choose how to deploy: either embed the project into an existing page on your website, or connect it to a custom domain. If you share a URL where you want to embed it, Maker will detect the platform and provide step-by-step instructions specific to that platform, along with the embed code you'll need.

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### 2. Preview vs. Published

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### 3. Managing Privacy

* **Make Public/Private**: Click the ▼ arrow on the top left, then choose **Make Private** to restrict access or **Make Public**. This option is available only on the Pro and Team plans.&#x20;

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### 4. Quick Actions

Click the project name dropdown (upper-left) for shortcut actions:

* **Make Private**
* **Duplicate** (create a copy)
* **Remix** (fork a shareable template)
* **Save to Brand Style** (capture current theme)

> 📌 Tip: Use Duplicate before major refactors so you can always roll back to a known state.

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### 5. Rollback & Versioning

Maker keeps your code history automatically. If you need to revert:

1. Click the **Version** **History** found under the Publish dropdown.
2. Browse snapshots by timestamp.
3. Click **Rollback** on any version to restore the editor back to that point.

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