> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.qrtub.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Notion

> How to use a Notion page as a Destination, and the one toggle that decides whether anyone outside your workspace can read it.

```
https://www.notion.so/Page-Title-PAGE_ID
```

Use **Share → Copy link** on the page.

## Publishing is the decision

A Notion link is workspace-only by default, and a scan does not change that — someone outside your
workspace is asked to sign in, which is Notion protecting your content rather than a fault in the
tag.

**Share → Publish** (sometimes shown as *Share to web*) makes the page readable by anyone with the
link. That is what a tag needs — and it is a real decision, not a formality: a published Notion
page is public to anyone who finds the URL, and sub-pages can be included.

So publish pages written to be read by outsiders. Do not publish an internal page just to make a
tag work.

## Sub-pages come along

If the published page links to child pages, those become reachable too. Worth a look before you
publish a page that sits high in a workspace.

## Related

* [What Is a Destination?](/destinations/what-is-a-destination)
* [Pages Overview](/pages/pages-overview) — if you want branding around it, use a QRtub Page instead