# Sharing & collaboration

- [Collaboration & shared editing](https://slides.com/docs/collaboration-shared-editing.md): You can invite others to review, present or edit your presentations. To invite your first collaborator, click the Collaborate symbol in the top right corner of the editor. If th...
- [Sharing decks](https://slides.com/docs/sharing-decks.md): To share a deck, send its public URL in the format slides.com/ / . Find the URL in the Share popup, available from the editor, presentation page, and profile page. The popup als...
- [Sharing private decks](https://slides.com/docs/sharing-private-decks.md): Private links let you share a presentation while keeping it private. Recipients can open it without a Slides account, and you can add a password or expiration date to control ac...
- [Sharing decks with speaker notes](https://slides.com/docs/sharing-decks-with-speaker-notes.md): Any speaker notes that you add to your slides are private and only visible to you. If you'd like to share your notes with people who view your deck you can turn on the "Share no...
- [Embedding decks](https://slides.com/docs/embedding-decks.md): Your presentations on Slides can easily be embedded inside of other pages such as personal sites, blogs or news articles. How to embed a Slides presentation 1. Open the Share po...
- [Organizing decks with tags](https://slides.com/docs/organizing-decks-tags.md): Tags group related decks on your profile page, making a large collection easier to browse. Each tag also has its own link that you can share. If you belong to a team, its shared...
- [Duplicating decks](https://slides.com/docs/duplicating-decks.md): You can duplicate any deck that you own. Hover over the deck on your profile page and select the duplicate option.
- [Copying decks](https://slides.com/docs/copying-decks.md): Public decks with copying enabled can be copied into your account and used as a starting point for a new presentation. The copy references the original deck and its author. Maki...