# Source: https://embednotionpages.com/blog/password-protect-notion-page

# How to Add a Password to a Notion Page

Notion doesn't let you add passwords to pages yet.

To protect your content, you'll need a workaround. Here are the main options:

## 1. Use an iframe

![Image 1: EmbedNotionPages homepage showing iframe embedding option](https://framerusercontent.com/images/eEJ40zuFZZSBMkxEfxT5PE6o1EI.png)

This is probably the easiest option if you need to protect individual Notion pages.

You just embed your Notion page on your own website using an iframe.

You can use [EmbedNotionPages.com](https://embednotionpages.com/) for this.

Pop your public Notion link into the tool, and it generates the iframe code for your site.

Then you can set a password to control who gets access.

Perfect if you already have a website and want a quick solution.

## 2. Set up a reverse Proxy

![Image 2: Solution homepage showing membership management and password protection](https://framerusercontent.com/images/MtsUMXKSzqbbLAtFJKpRF8Zvk.png)

A reverse proxy basically sits between users and your Notion page, asking for a password before letting anyone through.

You can build this with Sotion, Nginx, or Vercel – and it gives you the bonus of cleaner links and custom styling.

## 3. Turn Notion into a website

![Image 3: Super.so homepage showing fully custom Notion websites](https://framerusercontent.com/images/xIFnfXbYPirAlMwQakWORHKQ.png)

For a more complete solution, [Super.so](https://super.so/) turns your Notion pages into a full website.

Beyond just password protection, you get custom domains, SEO tools, and a professional-looking site.

This makes sense if the entire website content could be in Notion.

## Frequently asked questions

### Can I password protect a Notion page directly within Notion?

Notion doesn't offer password protection for pages yet. It might come in the future but it hasn't been announced.

### What are some third-party tools to password protect Notion pages?

- EmbedNotionPages
- Sotion
- Super

### Can I use Notion's sharing settings to restrict access to a page?

Notion lets you control who sees your pages with sharing settings.

You can share pages with specific people by email and choose what they can do:

- View only
- Comment
- Edit

## Final words

Even though Notion doesn't have built-in password tools yet, you still have good ways to protect your content.

You can embed your page with EmbedNotionPages.com, set up a reverse proxy, or build a full site with Super.so.

Pick the method that fits your project–and stay in control of who sees your work.