# Multiplayer & Collaboration

Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/features/multiplayer

Multiplayer is Fuser's real-time collaboration for creative teams: live cursors, viewport follow and in-context comments on one AI canvas, with View, Comment or Edit access.

## Real-time AI collaboration for creative teams

_The whole team. In the same flow._

Multiplayer is Fuser's real-time collaboration for creative teams. Work on one AI canvas with live cursors, follow a teammate's view, keep comments beside the work and give each person View, Comment or Edit access.

[Explore Fuser for teams](https://fuser.studio/teams) · [Open the canvas](https://app.fuser.studio/)

## Bring the ideas into one place.

References, experiments, and promising results live on the same canvas. Everyone can see the material behind the direction.

### A shared starting point.

Gather the references that establish a direction, then keep them beside the work as it develops.

## Let everyone see how the direction developed.

A shared canvas keeps the creative material and the process together, ready for a working session or a review.

### Start from the same references

Gather source images, notes, and experiments in the project. Collaborators can see the material behind a decision alongside the work it informed.

### Leave room for alternatives

Arrange several directions on the canvas so the team can compare them. Keep an earlier idea visible when you want feedback on what changed.

### Make the process readable

Name the nodes and organize connected steps into clear areas. Give someone joining the project a path from the brief through the experiments to the result.

## Create side by side.

See collaborators' cursors and edits as they work. Follow a teammate's viewport to walk through an idea together.

### Presence you can see.

Live cursors show where collaborators are working as the project takes shape.

## Move through the work together.

Use live presence for active collaboration, then leave feedback in context when the team is working at different times.

### See where work is happening

Collaborators’ cursors and edits make activity visible on the canvas. Work on different parts of the project while keeping the shared direction in view.

### Follow a walkthrough

Follow a teammate’s viewport as they move through the canvas. Discuss a reference, a branch, or a result while looking at the same part of the work.

### Continue after the session

Keep the references and decisions in the project so another teammate can pick up the work. Comments stay beside the material being discussed.

## Keep the conversation beside the work.

Leave and resolve comments where the context lives. Choose View, Comment, or Edit access for the people you invite.

### Feedback with a place to land.

Keep a comment close to the object or direction being discussed so the next person has the context.

## Invite people for the part they play.

Give collaborators access that fits their role in the project. Workspace policies and existing team or folder access still apply.

### Bring someone into the review.

_View_

View access lets a collaborator read the project and see its comments. A public share link offers a separate way for anyone with the URL to explore the canvas without editing it.

### Ask for feedback in context.

_Comment_

Comment access adds the ability to create and resolve comments. Reviewers can contribute their feedback while the creative work stays in the hands of editors.

### Build the next version together.

_Edit_

Edit access lets collaborators change the project as well as comment. Share with an individual or a team so the people doing the work can contribute.

[Read the sharing guide](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/teams/sharing)

### Include the people beyond your workspace.

_External collaborators_

Invite someone by email when your workspace allows external sharing. Choose the appropriate access level for a client, collaborator, or production partner.

## A few things worth knowing

### What is real-time AI collaboration in Fuser?

Fuser's Multiplayer puts your team on the same AI canvas at the same time. You see collaborators' cursors and edits live, can follow a teammate's viewport through the work and leave comments beside it. View, Comment and Edit access decide who can do what, and a public link lets anyone view without an account.

### What is the difference between View, Comment, and Edit?

View lets a collaborator read the project and see comments. Comment also lets them create and resolve comments. Edit adds the ability to modify the project.

### Can I invite someone outside my workspace?

Yes, if your workspace permits external email sharing. Choose the access level when inviting them. External collaboration follows the workspace's sharing policies.

### Does sharing View access remove someone's existing Edit access?

No. Shares add access; they do not lower access already granted through a team or folder. See the [sharing guide](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/teams/sharing) to manage effective access.

## Make room for the next good idea.

Bring your collaborators into the canvas and build on the work together.

[Explore Fuser for teams](https://fuser.studio/teams) · [Start collaborating](https://app.fuser.studio/)