Lumi streamlines publishing your project to the web, allowing you to easily share it with anyone. Once live, you can continually refine your site with instant updates and even connect a custom domain for a professional touch. 9 Gi
Once published, your website will become publicly accessible to anyone with the link. Be sure you’re ready for the spotlight before you hit publish
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Click the 'Publish' button

Start by clicking the “Publish” button, located in the top-right corner of your project.
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Select 'Publish' to launch

Select “Publish” from the dropdown menu to begin the launch. This process is swift, typically taking less than a minute.
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Share your live website

You’ll be notified the moment it’s ready. Your website is now live and can be shared with anyone—simply send them the link!
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Update your live site

Keep refining your website. When you’re ready to push your changes live, select “Update” from the publish menu.
5

Connect a custom domain

For a polished, on-brand appearance, connect a custom domain by following our straightforward guide.

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FAQs

Publishing errors are typically caused by an underlying build issue that prevents the current version of your site from functioning. The best first step is to ask the AI assistant to investigate the error for you.
Changes made in the editor do not automatically appear on your live site. To make your edits public, you must select Update from the publish dropdown menu.
Currently, there is no direct “unpublish” button. The only way to take a public link offline is to delete the project. As a workaround, you can “Remix” the project to create a private copy to continue working on, and then delete the original.