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Share as template publishes a table’s columns and one sample row as a public link, open to anyone who has it. Nothing else in the table leaves your workspace.
A public shared template page listing a table's name and description, then each column as a card showing its type, its kind, and one sample value, with no sign in required.

A published table, seen by a signed out visitor.

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Publish a table

1

Turn on Share as template

In Table settings, turn on Share as template.
2

Copy the link

Copy the address shown under Template link. Anyone who opens it sees the table without signing in.

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What a visitor sees

A signed out visitor gets a plain page. It shows the table’s name and description, then every column as a card naming its type, its kind, and one sample value. A line under the title states plainly that no data from the table is shared, only its shape.

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Take it down

Turn Share as template back off. The link stops working, and anyone who still has it sees a message that the template is no longer available.

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Good to know

It is cut to a short preview, so one large text or object field never spills the whole card.
Yes. It loads fresh each time someone opens it, so a rename or a new column shows up without republishing anything.
Yes. Sharing is a switch on each table, so any number of your tables can be public at the same time.

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Next steps

Table settings

Find every other table wide control in the same panel.

Rows and cells

See what the grid itself shows your own team.