Revolutionize team collaboration with Workspaces

Create projects, share files, and collaborate with fellow designers.

What are Workspaces?

Your productivity playground

Every designer with a Linearity account is the owner of their own private Workspace. Here, you can create projects and invite other designers to collaborate.

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Team dynamics

As a Workspace owner, you hold the reins to create, delete, and rename projects. Seamlessly integrate other Linearity users into your projects by inviting them.

Project members are empowered to extend invitations to colleagues or friends, fostering a culture of inclusivity and growth within your collaborative ecosystem.

As a project member, you have the privilege to view and edit files. However, the authority to delete files lies solely with the original Workspace owner.

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No one gets left out

Workspace owners and project members alike have the flexibility to invite individuals who aren't yet on Linearity.

  1. Send an invite to anyone using their email address.
  2. They'll get an email prompt, inviting them to join your project.
  3. Once signed up, they become part of the project.
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Files and folders

Once you're part of a project in Linearity, you can start creating files and folders. You also have the option to create new projects, allowing you to manage files and folders within them.

Projects in the Workspace function autonomously, ensuring that membership in one project does not extend access to files and folders in others. Your view is restricted to files within the project or projects you're a part of.

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Frequently-asked questions

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How does the 2-in-1 subscription model work for Linearity Curve and Move?

The 2-in-1 subscription model allows complete access to both Linearity Curve and Move. Even on the free plan, your team can use both tools to design and animate. If you need enhanced features like team collaboration, more storage space with Linearity Cloud, or higher resolution exports, you can choose a paid plan to suit your team's needs.

What happens when I edit a file in one of my projects?

When you make edits to a file, those changes are seamlessly synced, allowing everyone on your project to view the updated file. However, as real-time collaboration is not yet supported, simultaneous edits by multiple users may result in conflicts. In such cases, the system will automatically create a duplicate file to resolve the conflict.

Who can invite new members to a project?

Both workspace owners and existing project members can invite new members to join a project.

Existing Linearity users can join instantly, while new users can sign up through email invitations.

How do I create a project within my workspace?

Creating a new project in your workspace is easy. Simply navigate to the left side of the screen, where all your teams are listed. Click on "New Project" to start a new one, rename it as desired, and begin inviting fellow designers.

What makes Linearity ideal for creative teams?

Linearity excels as a team collaboration tool, simplifying file sharing and teamwork for creative teams. Each user with a Linearity account has their own workspace, where they can create and organize projects and invite collaborators effortlessly. This streamlined approach enhances productivity and fosters a collaborative environment for in-house and remote teams.

How can Linearity benefit remote teams?

Linearity enables remote teams to collaborate effectively without needing to be in the same physical location. Designers can form projects within their virtual workspaces, allowing them to share files seamlessly. Each project member can create new files and collaborate on existing ones, regardless of where they are.

Get started with Linearity today.

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