Keep saves private and share selected inspiration

A save starts in your private vault

Saving a link, image or note does not automatically put it on your public page. Use your vault for references you want to keep, then choose which saves to publish.

Your public profile is a separate surface. Only publish material you intend other people to see, including any note attached to it.

Publish a save deliberately

Open a save and use its publishing control to add it to your page. Public sharing requires its own permission and is subject to safety review. Rejected or held content does not become visible simply because you edit it.

Your public page uses your Curatively username. Share that page when you want people to browse your selected inspiration without signing in.

Keep a project’s working references private, then publish the few that best express its direction.

Change what appears on your page

Use the publishing control again to remove a save from your page. Revoking public-sharing permission hides your page. Copies someone has already downloaded or shared elsewhere are outside Curatively’s control.

Optional private AI cataloguing and public safety review are separate permissions. With public-sharing permission, published content can be checked for safety even when private AI cataloguing is off.

Take your saves with you

Open Account and choose export to download your vault as a ZIP. The export includes a structured record of your saves and available saved images, so you can keep a copy outside Curatively.

Export does not require Plus. For account or public-content questions, contact Support. The Privacy Policy explains how Curatively handles your data.