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<\/a><\/p>\nWe created the Save Draft button because we wanted to allow you to come to a stopping point and feel confident to leave the app without fearing that your work would be lost. When you press “Save Draft” we save a copy of all of your media (images, galleries, videos, etc.) to the FlowVella Cloud. We don’t, however, post this “live” for anyone else to view. This is why when you login to FlowVella.com, you won’t see Flows that have been saved as drafts. They’re only available when you’re logged in and have the iPad or Mac app open.\u00a0We recommend using the Save Draft button whenever you will be leaving the app for an extended period of time yet haven’t shared\u00a0your Flow yet.<\/p>\n
Post & Share\u00a0Your Flow<\/h2>\n
Once you’ve finished your Flow and are satisfied with how it looks and works, it’s time to upload and post\u00a0it!\u00a0You’ll be able to create a custom URL (if you’d like, this is optional), add a description, set your privacy options, and allow others to duplicate your Flow, make their own edits, and repost it as their own if you choose. After filling in this information, we’ll upload and push your content live. Posting is the only way in which you can get a web URL for your Flow. (Aside from physically handing them your iPad or having them come to your computer, at least!)<\/p>\n Alternatively, you can select the Share button to also post and then share your Flow. After going through the posting process, you’ll see a window to share your Flow URL on social media like Facebook and Twitter, via email, and embed code that you can use on your website or blog.<\/p>\n One additional thing to note is that if you’ve set your Flow to private, you’ll only be able to see these items\u00a0if you’re signed in.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nUnposting a Flow<\/h2>\n