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Publishing

Choose publishing options

Compare account, format, visibility, expiry, and custom URL choices before publishing a Gryz document.

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Which publishing path should you use?

Publish anonymously for the fastest temporary public link. Sign in when you need a dashboard, restricted or PIN sharing, JSON, interactive HTML/SVG, or MCP/API access. Choose Pro for larger files, CSV/Mermaid, and custom URLs; choose Pro Plus for 100 KB files and permanent public links by default.

Plan limits that affect publishing

CapabilityAnonymousStarterProPro Plus
Maximum document size25 KB25 KB50 KB100 KB
Public documentsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Restricted documents0350Unlimited
Public default / maximum24h / 24h72h / 72h30d / 30dPermanent / permanent
PIN default / maximumNot available24h / 72h24h / 30d24h / permanent
Custom URL allowance0050200

Choose a content type

Content typeMinimum accessPublic sharing
Markdown, HTML, SVGAnonymousYes
JSONSigned-in StarterNo; use PIN or Restricted
CSV, MermaidProCSV: no; Mermaid: yes

Anonymous HTML and SVG render without scripts. Any signed-in account can publish interactive HTML/SVG inside Gryz's sandboxed document viewer.

Choose visibility

  • Public: anyone with the URL can open it. Eligible content may appear in discovery surfaces, but publication does not guarantee placement.
  • PIN-protected: signed-in publishers can require a four-digit PIN without requiring the viewer to have an account.
  • Restricted: only the owner and explicitly invited, signed-in viewers can open it. Restricted documents are permanent and count toward the owner's private-document quota.

CSV and JSON cannot be Public at any plan level. Use PIN-protected or Restricted instead.

Other decisions

  • Custom URL: available on Pro and Pro Plus; otherwise Gryz creates an eight-character slug.
  • Expiry: omit it to use the plan default. A shorter supported duration can be selected; requests beyond the plan maximum are clamped.
  • Anonymous ownership: keep the browser session that published the document. Signing up from that session can claim eligible anonymous documents into the account.
  • Safety checks: every publish path applies content validation, size/tier gates, and moderation before returning a document.

For details, see visibility and sharing, expiry and retention, document types, accounts and plans, and the Documents API.

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