Available on: Personal plan and above (legacy plan: Starter plan and above)
You can password-protect your site to restrict who can view it. Visitors will need to enter the correct password to access a password-protected site.
Since the password entry page can be fully customized, you can design and publish member-only sites or portfolio sites that include private projects—all with the look and feel you want.
Note: Password protection can't be set on a per-page basis at this time.
Also, once visitors close the browser app after entering the password, their authentication will be reset. They'll need to enter the password again the next time they visit.
Enable password protection
Only members with Owner permissions can set up password protection.
Add a dedicated "Password page" for password entry.
You can add one using the Add Page button, or by changing an existing page's page type to "Password page."
Design your Password page.
*Password pages don't support dynamic lists (CMS/RSS/API). Even if you place them in the editor, they won't appear on the published site.
*If you accidentally delete the password entry form, you can add it back from the Form components.
Go to your project dashboard and open the site protection settings.
Select "Protect the published site with a password" and enter the password you want to use.
*Must be 8–30 characters, using only single-byte letters and numbers.
Once password protection is enabled, publish your site. If your site is already published, update it to apply the changes.
The page that's shown after a visitor enters the password is the page with its page type set to "Home." If your project doesn't have a "Home" page, the topmost page in the Pages panel will be shown instead.
Disable password protection
Go to your project dashboard, open the site protection settings, select "Don't protect the published site with a password," and save your changes.
Once your changes are saved, password protection will be turned off. At the same time, your site will be unpublished, so you'll need to manually publish it again if you want it to remain live.
Once password protection is disabled, the Password page will automatically be switched to unpublished.
Change the password
To change or reset the password, head to the password protection settings in your dashboard. Enter your new password and save.
Update your site to apply the new password.
*Updating your site will publish the entire site as it currently looks in the editor. Be careful if you've made any design changes since your last publish.
Things to keep in mind
About the sitemap
For password-protected sites, the sitemap will only include the Password page. This means search engines can only crawl the Password page.Only one Password page can exist per project
If you want to change the design of the currently published Password page, either edit it directly, or duplicate the page and design the copy. Once you're done, change the page type and update your site.
Downgrading to the Mini plan
If you're downgrading to the Mini plan, make sure to disable password protection first. If your plan switches while password protection is still enabled, your published site will automatically be unpublished at that point.
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