Share your chip

Once a project has a built layout, you can publish a page about it.

Create the page#

1. Open the project from Projects and choose the Share tab.
2. Type the name to show on the page, and choose Create share link.
3. Copy the link. Anyone with it can see the page. They do not need an account.

The page shows the project name, your name, the result of each stage, the measured numbers and a picture of the layout.

What is and is not public#

The page shows results and a picture. It does not show your source code, and visitors cannot open your project.

To take the page down, choose Stop sharing on the Share tab. The link stops working at once.

Analog results on your share page#

An analog project can share its results too. On its Simulate step, the Share these results card offers Make a share link (when the project has none yet) and Show on my share page. The public page then shows the circuit drawing made by the lab, the measured targets with their pass or fail marks and, once a layout is verified, a picture of the layout. Your schematic files, netlist and testbench stay private, like the RTL of a digital project. Untick Show on my share page to take the analog section off again. Details: Analog Lab.

Post it#

The Share tab has buttons for LinkedIn, X, Facebook, WhatsApp and Telegram, and Copy link.

A link alone shows as a small preview on some sites and is not clickable on Instagram. For those, download a share card: a ready-made image with your chip, its results and your name. There is a wide card for LinkedIn, X and Facebook, and a square one for Instagram and WhatsApp status. Post the card as an image and paste the link in your text.

The certificate#

When all three stages have passed, the build met timing, and a name is set, the Share tab offers a certificate. It names you, the project and the measured results, and can be printed or saved as a PDF.