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# Share a Cert
View, download, or print one Cert.
## Tap to Open
When looking at your Locker, **Tap a Cert** to open it, then tap the **Share Icon** in the top right corner of the screen. The **Share cert** sheet slides up.
## Pick How to Share
* **View PDF**: Opens your Cert in the PDF Viewer.
* **Download PDF**: Saves your Cert as a PDF to your device, ready to email or upload anywhere you like.
* **Print PDF**: Sends your Cert to your printer.
* **Manage shareable links**: Creates a link anyone can open to view this Cert, no account needed (see [Share Links](/sharing-certs/share-links.md)).
* **Export training evidence**: Gathers the training you've credited to this Cert into one package (see [Export Training Evidence](/sharing-certs/export-training-evidence.md)).
* **Invite to view**: Lets specific people in CertLocker see this Cert (see [Invite to View](/sharing-certs/invite-to-view.md)).
If your Cert has a PDF attached, that's the PDF you'll share. If it doesn't, CertLocker builds a one-page summary of the Cert for you. If your attachment is a photo, you'll also see **Download original** to save the photo itself.
When you're finished, tap **Close**.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Only the owner can share a Cert.** When you're viewing a Cert someone shared with you, the Share Icon isn't available, so ask the owner to share it with whoever needs it.
{% endhint %}
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