Figma’s native share links are either public or limited to a team. Crypto adds the missing middle ground: encrypted, password-protected links you can hand to stakeholders outside the org without exposing everything else.

Passwords plus more

You can set a unique password, expiration date, download permissions, and even require email verification. Crypto encrypts the content end-to-end so the link is useless without the key.

Launch-ready workflow

1. Select the file or prototype in Figma.
2. Publish via Crypto and configure the password + settings.
3. Share the secure link and keep track of views in the Crypto dashboard.

It’s a small change that dramatically raises the security bar for client work and internal launches.

Rotate access with ease

When projects move to the next phase, update the password or expire the link entirely. Crypto keeps a history of every link you’ve shared, so you can audit who still has access and shut down anything stale.

Best practices

• Use phrase-based passwords for easier sharing on calls, then rotate them afterwards.
• Enable watermarking to discourage screenshots.
• Combine password protection with download restrictions so sensitive assets never leave the portal.

Password-protected Figma links are table stakes for modern teams; Crypto makes them effortless.