> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gmetri.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gmetri.com/metaverse/publishing.md).
# Publishing
Once you're happy with your experience, you can share it with your audience by creating a *deployment* using the "Publish" tool.
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Deployments are sharable experience links
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You can create multiple deployments for every experience you create.
Publishing your experience
To publish your experience simply click the 'Publish' button.
Deployments
You can share your deployment with your audience in multiple ways
Publish Link and QR Code
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You can create multiple deployments (and therefore deployment links) for every experience. So the same experience can be accessed with different links, with different access methods and multiplayer settings.
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For every individual deployment, you can customize the following:
* you can share the deployment link using different methods
* you can choose to authenticate differently from other deployments
* you can choose different collaboration features
* you get a unique analytics link (top right of the deployment section)
* you choose a different [location tracking](#location-tracking) setting
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[URL or QR Code](/metaverse/publishing/share.md)
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[Multiplayer](/metaverse/multiplayer.md)
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[Authentication](/metaverse/publishing/authentication.md)
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## Location Tracking
Enabling this shows a map in analytics showing you the approximate location of viewers.
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