How it works
LOCK.PUB Link Hub is a public-facing hub at a username address. It can organize protected LOCK.PUB items and, on supported plans, public text, images, or external links; only protected items keep password rules.
Built for private sharing
LOCK.PUB Link Hub
A personal page at your @username where you collect protected content. Visitors unlock only what you publish.
LOCK.PUB Link Hub
A personal page at your @username where you collect protected content. Visitors unlock only what you publish.
How It Works
Three steps, about ten seconds
- 1
Create
Choose a content type and set a password
- 2
Share
Send the generated link to the recipient
- 3
Unlock
Recipient enters the password to access the content
What to know before you share
See how this feature works, what the creator can control, and where password protection ends.
Creator controls
The owner edits page identity and published items from the dashboard. Custom usernames, sections, public blocks, larger item allowances, and optional search indexing are Pro features; Free pages stay noindex.
Protection boundary
The hub is not one large password lock, and public blocks are not encrypted. Public page text can be seen by visitors and, when Pro indexing is enabled, search engines; each locked item still enforces its own credentials.
Common questions
Practical answers for creators and recipients before using this feature.
How does LOCK.PUB Link Hub work for recipients?
Visitors open the public hub without an account and choose an item. Public blocks open directly, while a protected item still requires its own password and must pass its expiry and access rules.
What should I know before using LOCK.PUB Link Hub?
Link Hub organizes sharing but does not make every item private. Keep secrets out of titles, descriptions, and public blocks; review the plan's visibility and item limits, and remove stale entries from the dashboard.
Security
Security
The hub is not one large password lock, and public blocks are not encrypted. Public page text can be seen by visitors and, when Pro indexing is enabled, search engines; each locked item still enforces its own credentials.
Security11 Content Types
Lock links, rooms, and pages with a password — then open them only when you choose.
Password-Protected Links
Add a password to any URL so only authorized people can access it. Even if the link is exposed, it cannot be opened without the password.
OpenSecret Memos
Create password-protected memos to securely share text-based information. Only people with the password can view the content.
OpenSecure Request Links
Create one secure link to collect memos, files, images, audio, and instructions. Add a submit password when needed; only the creator can open submissions.
OpenGet Started Now
Create password-protected content for free. No registration required.