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One home for everything happening

One link for the whole season.

The carnival, the classroom lunch, next month’s volunteer day. Give people one public folder page where they can find your published Clipforms and choose where to help. Share the same link as your plans grow.

Every plan · verified email required

Start a folder
Example public folder. Visitors choose a Clipform and open it to sign up.

Public folder signup pages, with less to manage.

Share one familiar link

Put the folder’s public link in a newsletter, group message, or website so people can return to it.

Choose the view

Use cards for browsing events, or Combined to show signup options grouped by Clipform on one scrolling page.

Let the collection grow

Published Clipforms you own appear when added to the folder. Drafts, deleted Clipforms, and archived Clipforms stay out.

Give your signups a shared front door.

  1. Gather your Clipforms

    Create a folder and add the published Clipforms you own. Your email address must be verified to publish a catalogue.

  2. Publish the folder page

    Open the folder’s Public catalogue settings. Enable its public page, choose Cards or Combined, and save.

  3. Share the public link

    Copy the public folder link for participants. Add future Clipforms to the same folder to keep that page useful.

A few things to know.

Does publishing a folder expose my drafts or other people’s Clipforms?

No. The catalogue includes only published, non-archived, non-deleted Clipforms owned by the folder owner. Clipforms shared into the folder by someone else do not appear.

Can people sign up from the folder page?

The page helps people find opportunities. Signup links open the relevant Clipform; Combined can link directly to a particular signup.

Do access restrictions still apply?

Yes. Each Clipform keeps its own access rules. A public folder link does not grant organizer access or bypass signup restrictions.

Will publishing the folder put it in Clipform’s public search index?

Customer folder pages remain outside Clipform’s sitemap and public discovery index and carry noindex instructions. They are still public to people with the link; noindex is not access control.

See current allowances and plan details on Compare Plans.