> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.softr.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Page Visibility

> Make a page visible to selected user group(s).

Page visibility can be used when you want to restrict a certain page to just **Logged in users** or just **Non Logged in users.** It is configured in [Page Settings](/0392ff65acfe4b1c96923c1aac7982f7) => **Visibility** and has the following options:

* **All users** (selected by default)

* **Logged in users**

* **Non Logged in users**
  <Frame caption="Page visibility options">
    <img src="https://mintcdn.com/softr-2b8a27e1/VMGEt-PtN3_foPwS/user-groups-and-permissions/images/page-visibility/image1.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=VMGEt-PtN3_foPwS&q=85&s=d9eaa90ded179558f5711e5e4999a32d" alt="Page visibility options" width="1324" height="750" data-path="user-groups-and-permissions/images/page-visibility/image1.png" />
  </Frame>

This functionality can be used to have gated content on your Softr app, allowing only logged in users to view specific pages. [Here](/how-to-guides/ioi5BbuQ2RDM7aHPrpXnjG/how-to-create-a-membership-site/diSie6ZE72tDDvrfBkmcmm), we've shown how it can be used to make the page with online courses accessible to logged in users only.

<Tip>Please, keep in mind that gated content (e.g. pages that are only accessible to logged-in users or a specific group of users) will not be crawled by search engines.</Tip>

## Custom User Groups

The **User Groups** settings for the page are similar to [that of the block](/user-groups-and-permissions/3oA6AaFzUiePs2sW2TpYrF/user-groups/6XQfKMeKHUvBcAjKvLs3g3) but allow setting access for the whole page.