Hello, if it is convenient, could you please provide us with the error screenshot? Let us know which pin name is wrong.

@haidy_easyeda There are no errors, it just reassigns the pins at its own discretion! I can share my project, and you can check how it to converting schematic to PCB. Should I write the link on my project?

@d358468115905, "Should I write the link on my project?" Please  make a public copy of your project and post the url to it here. Thanks.

@andyfierman I can't to share the project! I don’t understand, what do I  need to do! The project was created ...

It is easier and faster to share a file "Sch\_stm32F767zi\_2023\-10\-08\.json" [https://dropmefiles.com/uucol](https://dropmefiles.com/uucol) Try to convert it schematic to PCB and check pins! PS - On the screens shows one change, but there are more of them! Probably I'm doing something wrong, but I have no ideas that I am doing wrong!

[](https://dropmefiles.com/UuCol)The address has changed ...

Here's how to share a public project: [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How-to-make-a-Project-public-and-share-the-links-to-it-9f006513b84b412580910905b0281d20](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How-to-make-a-Project-public-and-share-the-links-to-it-9f006513b84b412580910905b0281d20)<br> <br> See also: [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Introduction/Share-to-Public/index.html](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Introduction/Share-to-Public/index.html)

@andyfierman I have already spent a LOT of time to try to share the project! IT DOES NOT SHARE / WORK!!!!!!!!!! <br> PS - Try to share the project yourself!

please export the schematic as easyeda format and then send to [support@easyeda.com](mailto:support@easyeda.com) we will have a look that normally netport shorted

@usersupport Thank you for your patience! I sent...

You can check the design manager, you will see the net is shorted you can see the part has same pin number but different net name, after conveted to PCB, will use only one net name as finally name 

@usersupport Thank you for quick response! Do am I understanding correctly? Do I also need to change the numbers of pins? For example, if I have 2 identical connectors, each with 10 pins, should I numerate it for example the first connector from 1 to 10, and the second connector from 11 to 20?

@stm32zagotovka, @d358468115905, Denis, Please do not shout. You appear to have two separate usernames or accounts on EasyEDA. You have already successfully managed to make a public project from the d358468115905 account:  I am not sure why you are trying to make a project public from the stm32zagotovka account whilst posting about it from the d358468115905 account. Obviously I cannot tell how many private projects you have worked on or saved into the stm32zagotovka account so maybe the error message is correct and you just need to spend more time working on a project or two in that account. BTW: I can create a project and make it public as described in my link above with no problems.

@andyfierman I have two accounts, one for personal use and the other for public use... A similar situation exists on YouTube. Is this a problem for you? PS - "You have already successfully managed to make a public project from the d358468115905 account:" It used to be easier and more intuitively understandable before.

@d358468115905, I have no problem with users having more than one account. It was only that I didn't understand how you were using them so didn't understand why there was a particular problem with not being able to publicise a project from one of them, which looked simply to be due to not enough time in use. It did used to be easier to share projects, I agree but the process changed over two years ago. I  found the change frustrating too: hence my How To. :)

@andyfierman To be honest, I'm not thrilled about having two accounts myself! But unfortunately, I need to have two accounts. Thank you once again for your prompt responses on the forum!

@d358468115905, I can't see your file "Sch\_stm32F767zi\_2023\-10\-08\.json" on [https://dropmefiles.com/Uucol](https://dropmefiles.com/uucol) (is it really case sensitive?)" so I may be wrong but to answer your question: "Do am I understanding correctly? Do I also need to change the numbers of pins?" No: all you need to do is to make sure that: (a) all the net names are correct for the connectivity you require in the schematic (i.e. make sure everything is connected up correctly) and; (b) make sure that every net has only one, unique, netname. This Bug Report may help explain why you did not see a better warning in the Design Manager: [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Multiple-net-labels-on-a-net-no-longer-show-a-warning-message-in-lower-left-of-Schematic-Design-Manager-f9a7569ac45140f09ec2dc3508b48af4](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Multiple-net-labels-on-a-net-no-longer-show-a-warning-message-in-lower-left-of-Schematic-Design-Manager-f9a7569ac45140f09ec2dc3508b48af4)

@d358468115905 If you don't need them shorted, you have modify the pin number and make them unique, if you place system part it will be correctly and by the way, the project you public to OSHWLAB failed that is because your account isn't a active enough account, then it cannot public the project