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# Lesson 6.3 - Sharing your Projects

**Overview:**

In this lesson, you will learn how to build your projects so that they’re playable outside of the Unity interface. First, you will install the necessary export modules to be able to publish your projects. After that, you will build your project as a standalone app to be played on Mac or PC computers. Finally, you will export your project for WebGL and even upload it to a game sharing site so that you can send it to your friends and family.

**Project Outcome:**

Your project will be exported and playable as a standalone app on Mac/PC or for embedding online.

## 1. Install export Modules

Before we can export our projects, we need to add the “Export Modules” that will allow us to export for particular platforms:

**1.**  Open **Unity Hub** and navigate to the **Installs** Tab

**2.**  On the Unity version you’ve been using in the course, select the gear icon, then select **Add Modules**.

**3.**  Select **Web Build Support**, and either **Mac** or **Windows** build support, then click **Done** and wait for the installation to complete.

## 2. Build and publish your game

Now that we have the export modules installed, we can put them to use and export one of our projects:

**1.  Open** the project you would like to build (could be a prototype or your personal project)

**2.**  In Unity, click **File > Build Profiles**, then click Select **Windows,** **macOS** or **Web** as your target platform, then select **Switch Platform**. If a window pop up that say the Unity Editor needs to be restarted select **Apply.**

**3.**  Select **Open Scene List.**

![](https://connect-mediagw.unity.com/h1/20241209/learn/images/a195f7c6-239f-4def-94b6-ea4f0c19ca72_OpenSceneList.png)

**4.**  Select **Add Open Scenes** to add the current scene to the build.

![](https://connect-mediagw.unity.com/h1/20241209/learn/images/7926b358-032d-4ab9-a7eb-b508225b9b89_AddOpenScenes.png)

**5.**  Select **Player Settings** and adjust any settings you want, such as **Windowed**, **Resizable Window**, or whether to enable the **Display Resolution Dialog**.
For more information, refer to the documentation on [configuring Player Settings ](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/class-PlayerSettings.html)

**6.** Select **Build** or **Build and Run**. Enter a name for the build, then save it in a new folder named **Builds** inside your **Create with Code** folder.

**7.** Play your game to test it. If needed, rebuild it with different settings.

![](https://connect-mediagw.unity.com/h1/20241209/learn/images/28895e86-6135-4d95-955f-4f52d1cec17e_BuildAndRun.png)

**Note:** For detailed instructions on building and publishing a Web project to Unity Play, see the [Build and publish a project](https://learn.unity.com/tutorial/publish-on-unity-play#688b843fedbc2a061b4cfda0) tutorial.

## 3. Share your project _(Optional)_

> **Submission required**: media

If you feel proud of the project you made and you want to share it, you can share screenshots of the game or upload a link so other learners can experience what you’ve made. You can also check out other Unity learners’ submissions below.

**1.** If you uploaded your game to Unity Play, locate the Unity Play link for your published project.


**2.** If you have not published your project, capture screenshots or recordings of your project from the Editor.


**3.** Add a submission title and description below. Be sure to include the screenshots and video recording. If you have a Unity Play link or any additional details about your process or project, you can include them in the description as well.

## 4. Lesson Recap

**New Concepts and Skills**

- Installing export modules
- Building for Mac/PC
- Building for WebGL/HTML