Link to a Project (OSF Projects)

Linking to other projects creates a path for you and others viewing your project to find related work.

Linked projects are found in the "Components" section of a project "Overview" page. Links have a link symbol in front of them to distinguish them from components.

Viewing Linked projects in the Components section

First, open your project, then click the Link Projects button in the "Components" section.

Add a Link to a Project, by clicking Link Projects

The "Link other OSF projects" modal will appear. Your projects will be listed by default.

Linking other OSF projects modal will appear

Enter a project title or project GUID into the search box. Searching by GUID is faster than by title, as the GUID is unique to each project.


Then click either the Search all projects button (if the project you want to link to is not your's), or the Search my projects button (if you want to link to one of your own projects).  

Enter the GUID for the project you wish to link

A list of projects will appear. Note that if you click Search all projects, the OSF projects may take longer to load since there are more of them.

Click the green + icon next to the project to which you want to link.

Choose the Project, click the green add icon

Then, click the Done button.

Add the Linked Project by clicking done

The linked project will appear in the "Components" section of your project.

The linked project will appear in the Components section of your project page

To remove a link from your project, click the X icon next to the linked project's title.

Remove a linked project

A confirmation modal will appear.

Click the Remove button.

Remove link modal

The linked project will be removed.

Linked project will be removed

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