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# Share a link to your Agent
**Sharing your AI Agent via link is a simple and effective way to distribute your virtual assistant**. This feature lets you control access to your Agent and customize the experience for different groups of users, boosting engagement and the effectiveness of your conversational AI strategy.
### Where do I find my Agent's link?
To find your Agent's links:
1. Go to your Agent's management panel;
2. Navigate to the "**Share me**" section.
In this section you'll find two access links for your Agent:
* [**Private link**](#user-content-fn-1)[^1] -> more secure, always available;
* [**Public link**](#user-content-fn-2)[^2] ->
* Easier to remember and share;
* This link is visible and usable only when [the Agent is visible on the homepage](/en/sharing/security-visibility-and-homepage-sharing.md).
**Copy one of these links and send it to your first tester!** Remember to also share the Agent's password (you'll find it below your private link — press the button to copy it).
💡 If you've set a [default layout](/en/sharing/create-and-manage-sharing-layouts.md#managing-multiple-layouts), both the private and public links will follow its customizations.
### How do I get the link for a custom layout?
To get the link for a specific custom layout, check the table below: under the "URL" column you'll find the **button**. Click it to open the page, then copy the link from the new page and share it with whoever you want!
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