Nexter Extension

Public Preview for Drafts in WordPress

Public Preview for Drafts in WordPress helps you share a draft post or page link for client feedback and review, without giving dashboard access.

Share Drafts Without Publishing

Control Who Can View Previews

No WordPress Login Needed to View

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Why Should You Create Public Preview for Drafts in WordPress?

Share Draft Content without Publishing It

WordPress doesn’t let you show draft pages to clients or teammates by default. Public Preview for Drafts creates a safe preview link so others can view content before it goes live.

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Control Who Can View Draft Previews

Draft links shouldn’t be public forever. Limit access to specific users, require login, or keep previews private so only the right people can see unpublished content.

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Collect Feedback without Screenshots or PDFs

Reviews often happen over screenshots, emails, or copied text. Preview links let reviewers see the real page layout and leave clear feedback on the actual draft.

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Manage Client and Team Reviews in One Place

Agencies and multi-author sites need simple review workflows. Public previews make it easy for writers, editors, and clients to review drafts without extra plugins or setup.

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How to Enable Public Previews for Unpublished WordPress Posts?

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I share a WordPress draft without publishing it?

By default, WordPress only shows drafts to logged-in users. Public Preview for Drafts creates a temporary, secure link so others can view unpublished content safely.

Do I need a separate plugin for public draft previews?

Many users install a standalone plugin just for previews. Nexter Extension includes this as a built-in module, reducing plugin count and maintenance.

Is it safe to share draft preview links with clients?

Yes. You can restrict access, require login, or share links only with selected users, so drafts aren’t publicly visible.

Why doesn’t WordPress allow public previews by default?

WordPress prioritizes content privacy for drafts. Preview links add controlled access without changing WordPress core behavior.

Is this useful for agencies and multi-author websites?

Yes. Agencies use it to get client approval, and teams use it to review drafts without giving full dashboard access.

What happens to preview links after publishing?

Once the post is published, the preview link is no longer needed. The live URL becomes the primary access point.

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