If your Figma link has been leaked, it's crucial to act quickly to secure your designs and prevent unauthorized access. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you change your link and enhance your project’s security:

1. Change the Share Settings

• Open your Figma file or project.
• Click the Share button in the top-right corner.
• Review the sharing options:
  • Set access to "Only people invited" to restrict public access.
  • Disable link sharing if it’s no longer needed.

2. Regenerate a New Link

• If the link was shared with public access, simply copying a new link won’t solve the issue.
• Remove any users you no longer trust or who gained access from the old link.
• Copy a new, restricted link for sharing only with trusted collaborators.

3. Monitor Link Access

• Figma allows you to review users who have access.
• Remove any unrecognized users immediately.

4. Use Password Protection for Additional Security

While Figma doesn’t have built-in password protection for files, if you need enhanced security, consider third-party solutions like sharing links through a password-protected document or using tools that offer link management.

5. Best Practices to Prevent Future Leaks

• Share links only with trusted collaborators.
• Use permissions-based roles (viewer vs. editor) to control access.
• Periodically review and update access permissions.

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Stay secure, and happy designing!