Once your web app is ready, you can deploy it and share it with the world. You also have the option to share a work-in-progress version to gather feedback before going live. Lovable makes it simple to publish, iterate, and distribute your applications with just a few clicks.

Your published app will be accessible to anyone with the link. Make sure you’re ready to share before publishing!

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Publishing your app

When your project is ready, publish it to generate a shareable URL. This makes it easy to showcase your application or share it with collaborators and stakeholders.

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How to Publish Your App

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Step 1

In the top right corner of the editor view, click the Share button (globe icon).

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Step 2

A dialog box will appear with options to publish your app.

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Step 3

Click the Publish button to start the deployment process. During this time, the button will display Publishing.

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Step 4

Once deployment is complete, you’ll see a Republish button for future updates.

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Step 5

Your application is now live, and you can access it via the provided link.

  1. The publishing process typically takes less than a minute. You’ll receive a notification once it’s complete.

  2. We’ve added an option in the project settings to show or hide the Lovable badge on your deployed app. You can customize this setting before publishing.

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Step 6

Use previewing for iterative development

Previewing is very handy as it allows you and others to view the latest changes without affecting the live, published version of your application.

We’ve noticed users using it for iterative development and getting real-time feedback, as well as for collaborative reviews and testing before final deployment.

Previewing allows you to see your latest changes without affecting the live, published version.

To preview:

  1. Open the Share dialog.

  2. Locate the Preview section.

  3. Click the generated preview link to view or share your work-in-progress updates.

The preview link is generated instantly and can be shared with team members for feedback.

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