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You’ve put together a reading list, a resource collection, or a portfolio in Raindrop.io — and now you want to share it with someone who doesn’t have an account. A public page turns any collection into a read-only webpage with its own link that anyone can open in a browser.

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How it works

  • You publish individual collections — each gets its own link like username.raindrop.page/collection-name
  • Nested collections are included automatically
  • Everything you don’t publish stays private
  • Once you have at least one public collection, your personal page at username.raindrop.page becomes accessible — it lists all your public collections in one place

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Publishing

1
Open the collection you want to share.
2
Click the Share button in the top-right corner.
If the Share button is not visible, make sure you are inside a specific collection — sharing is not available from “All bookmarks” or “Unsorted”.
3
Turn on Public Page and copy the link.

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Unpublishing

To take a collection off the web, go back to Share and turn off Public Page. The link stops working immediately. If it was your only public collection, your personal page at username.raindrop.page becomes inaccessible too.

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Personal page

Your personal page at username.raindrop.page is created automatically once you publish at least one collection. It shows all your public collections in one place.
To change the username or avatar displayed on the page, go to Account Settings.

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Customizing

You can control the appearance of any public page by appending /view/ and parameters to the URL: 
https://exentrich.raindrop.page/design-66/view/theme=dark&sort=-title&page=3
ParameterValuesDefaultDescription
sort-created, created, -title, title, -sort-sortBookmark order
search#tag, apple, etc.—Search query
themelight, dark, autolightColor theme
page0, 1, 2…0Page number
perpage1–5030Bookmarks per page

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FAQ

Yes. Tags assigned to bookmarks in a public collection are visible to anyone viewing the page.
Yes. Public pages are accessible to search engine crawlers and may appear in search results.
No. You publish each collection individually. Nested collections within a published collection are included automatically.
Not at the moment — every public collection appears on your personal page.
No. Anyone with the link can view it. If you need restricted access, use collaboration to invite specific people.
Your email must be verified before public pages work. If you haven’t confirmed it yet, go to Account Settings to resend the verification link.

Embed

Place bookmarks as a widget directly on your website

Collaboration

Add people to a collection with view or edit access