Four kinds of share

You can share a chat, a canvas, a workflow result and a piece of media from your Library. Each produces a link to a public page on torun.ai that anyone with the link can open without signing in. The apps show the same content in their own viewers.

What a link shows when pasted

Every public page carries a preview card: the type of share, its title, a line of context and — when there is one — the first image. Messaging apps and social networks read this card, so a pasted link shows what it is rather than a generic tile. Videos are never given to the preview; the poster is.

The share sheet proposes a short message in your language with the link inside it. Edit it or send it as is.

Shared chats and their files

A shared chat includes the files in the conversation: photos and documents you attached appear as thumbnails under the message, and images the assistant generated appear inline. The share sheet has a switch, Include my uploaded files and images, which is on by default. Turn it off to share the words alone. The choice is frozen into that share; changing your mind means sharing again.

Files are served through the share itself: revoke the share, let it expire, or have it taken down, and the files stop being reachable in the same moment.

Titles, descriptions and tags

Publishing a canvas, a result or media opens a small form with a title, a description and tags prefilled from your prompt, the template or the file name. Enhance with AI rewrites all three in one small billed call. The description shows on the public page and in the preview card.

Send as a gift

When you publish a workflow result you can name who it is for. The page opens with Made for … and the preview card says so too.

Expiry, revoking and moderation

A chat share can be set to expire after 7, 30 or 90 days, or never. Any share can be revoked from where you made it; the link then stops working and the preview shows the plain ToRun card. Content that breaks the rules can be reported from every public page and is taken down by moderators; a takedown hides the page, the card and the files at once. Listed community shares are indexable by search engines; links you share privately are not.