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# Manage links
Workspace admins can manage personal booking links for other members from **Booking links → All Members Links**.
Click **Create Booking Link**, select the **Owner**, choose the **Event type**, and enter the link name. Review the public URL before creating it. The selected owner is the person guests book with.
Use search and **Add filter** to find an existing link. Open it to review its owner, event type, and link settings. Preview the guest experience before copying the URL for a teammate.
For links with several participants, use **Manage Group Links**. Choose two or three participants and an organizer when [creating a group link](/booking-links/create-a-group-link.md).
## Decide where to make a change
Edit the link for its URL and link-specific presentation. Edit the [event type](/event-types/create-an-event-type.md) for reusable duration, availability, invitation, and reminder settings. Check other uses before changing a shared event type.
For an older link with private event settings, continue editing those settings in the link. These links cannot switch to a reusable event type through the event-type selector. Create a new link if you need that shared setup.
A link's star in the Chrome extension controls whether it appears with your favorites. It does not change the link's owner, participants, or availability.
## Duplicate a link
Use **Duplicate** from a link’s action menu when you want a similar link with a different URL. The copy keeps the selected event type; it does not create an independent event type. Review its questions, participants for a group link, and public URL before sharing it.
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