Entanglement, far from being merely a mysterious and conceptually interesting concept in physics, is a crucial resource for quantum information processing tasks. Its significance increases as more parties become involved, leading to the emergence of “multipartite entanglement.” Although we have a relatively thorough understanding of bipartite entanglement, where only two parties are involved, our understanding of multipartite entanglement’s properties remains incomplete. This lack of understanding becomes particularly significant when considering the widespread generation of multipartite entanglement in research laboratories around the world, using a variety of physical platforms.