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Secure video sharing · updated October 2026
Short answer: Frooty review links carry real access controls - passwords, expiry dates, watermarks and permission-scoped sharing - so unreleased work stays contained while clients still review with one click and no account.
A leaked rough cut can cost a client relationship. But locking reviews behind logins kills response rates - clients ignore portals that make them register. Secure sharing means controls that don't punish the reviewer: protection on your side, one click on theirs.
Sensitive cut? Gate the review link with a password you share out-of-band. No Frooty account needed on either side of the password.
Set an expiry so screeners and rough-cut links die on schedule - festival cuts, embargoed launches and pitch reels included.
Burn reviewer-visible watermarks into shared previews so any leak traces back. Paid plans include watermarking controls.
Decide what each link allows: view, comment, or download. A color-review link and a final-delivery link carry different powers.
Security lives in the link, not in forced registration - clients open, verify, and comment in seconds, which is why they actually reply.
Use a controlled review link: password-protect it, set an expiry date, enable watermarks, and disable downloads unless the recipient needs the file. In Frooty all four controls live on the share link itself - no client account required.
Yes. Frooty review links support passwords, so only people with the password can open the cut - while still skipping account creation entirely.
They can. Set an expiry date when you share, and the link stops working automatically - ideal for screeners, embargoed cuts and time-boxed feedback rounds.
Yes - permissions are per-link. Share a comment-only link for review rounds and a separate download-enabled link when you deliver finals.
It can be, because the security is in the link controls (password, expiry, watermark, scoped permissions) rather than in a password the client will forget. Fewer barriers also means faster replies.
Password, expiry and watermarks on every link - and clients still open it in one click.
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