Password-Protected Links — For When You Need Control

When Would You Use This?

Great question. Password protection isn't for every link — most of the time, public links are fine. But there are moments when you need that extra layer:

• Sharing internal documents with a small team
• Sending client deliverables before the official launch
• Offering early access to premium content
• Sharing private reports or financial data

How to Set It Up

Could hardly be simpler:

1. Create or edit any link
2. Turn on "Password Protection"
3. Enter a password
4. Save

How It Works for Visitors

When someone clicks a password-protected link, they'll see a clean K2V page asking for the password. Enter the correct one, and they're redirected to your content. Simple, but effective.

A Couple of Notes

• Share the password separately from the link — don't put them in the same email
• Use something memorable but not obvious
• You can always change the password or remove protection later