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# Copy and Share Clip Links (External Share)
Share a link to a saved video clip.
You can share a link to a saved clip with any person - even if they do not have access to Solink - as long as it is [saved in the Solink cloud](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/clips/save-video-clips.md).
Selecting the shared URL allows the individual to:
* Watch the video footage in a new browser tab.
* Download the clip directly to their device.
* If the shared clip is from a transaction event, the transaction details are included below the video player.
Additionally, there are two different methods for sharing clips that determine the accessibility of the clip:
* **Share with anyone**: The [**Copy Share Link**](#copy-share-link-share-clips-with-anyone) button allows you to share a clip link with anyone, regardless of if they are Solink user.
* **Share only with other Solink users**: The [**Copy Internal Link**](#share-internal-link-share-clips-with-solink-users-only) button limits access to the copied link to only Solink users on your account.
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## Copy Share Link (Share Clips with Anyone)
To share a clip externally:
1. Ensure the clip is saved in the Solink cloud (if the clip was [saved locally](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/clips/download-video-clips.md), you **cannot** share a link to the clip). You can determine if the clip is saved in the Solink cloud by looking for the "cloud" icon to the right of the clip title:
2. Select the **Copy Share Link** button.
3. You can paste this URL in an email, message, etc. and share a link to the clip. Any person with access to the link can view the clip in a basic version of Solink's video player:
**Note**: You can also email a link to the clip to one or more recipients during the [Save Clip](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/clips/save-video-clips.md) process. In some scenarios, the email may be blocked by the recipient (sometimes this occurs with police or insurance email addresses). In this case, use the method outlined above to share a link to the clip.
**Note:** Ensure the URL begins with "share.io". Otherwise the link may only work for Solink users.
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## Share Internal Link (Share Clips with Solink Users Only)
You can copy and share a link to a clip with other Solink users who have access to your account. This is a helpful option if you want to limit access to the clip link.
To share a link to a clip internally:
1. Select the **More Options** icon on the clip that you want to link (three dots).
2. Select **Copy Internal Link**.
You can paste this URL in an email, message, etc. and share a link to the clip. The clip is only accessible to other Solink users on your account.
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