# Sharing Your Map

### Enabling sharing for a map

1. Click "Share" when viewing the map you want to share.
2. Select "Unlisted" or "Public" to enable sharing.
3. Share your map link. Anyone with the link will be able to view and edit the map.

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### Real-time collaboration

Edits you make will be reflected in real-time for everyone viewing the map. Think Google Docs for maps!

This includes all features and layers that are in the map.

### Access levels

* **Private**: Only you can access.
* **Unlisted**: Anyone with the URL can access.
* **Public**: Discoverable by other users on Backtrack.

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### Can I restrict edit access?

Not yet, but this is something we hope to add soon.


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