Saving work as a draft

Every new work item starts as a draft. Nothing is public until you choose to publish, so you can build a page over several sittings without it showing up anywhere.

Saving and publishing

Pick the state under Who can see it at the top of the editor's details (Draft, Private or Public), then save with the main button in the sticky top bar. For a new item it reads Publish, which makes it live on your profile and in the library. Next to it, Save as draft keeps the work to yourself so you can come back later.

Once an entry is public or private, that button becomes Move to drafts. Use it to pull a finished entry back to draft, for example if you want to rework it without leaving the old version up.

A finished piece that must not be public, such as NDA work or an unreleased campaign, doesn't belong in drafts: make it Private instead. See Private work.

Spotting your drafts

On your work list, draft entries carry a Draft badge on the Public tab so you can tell at a glance what's unfinished. Drafts don't appear on your public profile, in the library, or in search until you publish them. Private work has its own Private tab.

There's no separate publish checkbox anywhere. Publishing is always the state you pick plus the button in the top bar. For the rest of the editor, see The work editor explained.