Heads up — the easy free way to put an AI-built page online usually makes it public and searchable on Google. Pagelive keeps yours private →

How-to

How to publish a Claude artifact

Three ways, pick by how much control you need: Claude’s built-in Publish, the Pagelive connector inside Claude, or a manual HTML upload. All three end with a live link — they differ in privacy, branding, and tracking.

Before you publish

A 60-second pre-flight check

  • Preview the HTML outside Claude so you know it renders on its own — paste it into the free HTML viewer.
  • Strip anything secret: API keys, internal URLs, client data you don’t want in the page source.
  • Check it on a phone-sized window — most recipients open links on mobile first.
Open the free HTML viewer →

Artifact rendering blank or broken? Fix it first — Claude artifacts not working: common fixes.

Option 1

Native Claude Publish

Claude has its own Publish button on artifacts. Click it and the artifact becomes a public page on claude.ai with a shareable URL. For something you’d happily post anywhere — a fun demo, a public tool — it’s genuinely the fastest route.

  1. 1. Open the artifact in Claude.
  2. 2. Click Publish on the artifact window.
  3. 3. Copy the claude.ai link and share it.

Know the limits

  • The published page is public — anyone with the URL can open it.
  • No password gate, no custom domain, no analytics on who viewed it.
  • It lives on claude.ai, not on your own brand.

If it’s client or confidential work, those limits matter. Claude Publish vs. Pagelive, compared →

Option 2 · Recommended

Publish from inside Claude with the Pagelive connector

Add Pagelive to Claude once (it’s an MCP connector), and from then on publishing is a sentence: ask Claude to publish the artifact, and it comes back with a private, tracked link — no export, no copy-paste, no tab-switching.

Say this in Claude

“Publish this as a Pagelive page.”
1

Add the connector

In Claude (web or desktop), add Pagelive as a connector with the URL app.pagelive.io/api/mcp and approve it once.

2

Say “publish this”

With your artifact open, ask Claude to publish it as a Pagelive page. Claude sends the HTML over — no copy-paste.

3

Get your private link

Claude replies with a live link — noindex by default, so it won’t show up on Google. Add a password or your own domain from the dashboard.

Option 3

Upload the HTML manually

No connector, no setup — an artifact is just HTML, and you can publish it the old-fashioned way.

  1. 1. In Claude, open the artifact and copy its code (the full HTML).
  2. 2. Paste or drop it into the publish tool — or the dropzone on the Pagelive homepage for a no-signup trial link (live 7 days unless claimed).
  3. 3. You get the same private, tracked link — noindex by default, password optional.
Publish your HTML now →

Protect it

Add a password for client work

A published artifact that contains pricing, scope, or anything confidential deserves a gate. Flip on a password and only people with the link and the password get in. Passwords are encrypted — we can’t see them (PBKDF2) — and the page stays noindex regardless.

Password-protected pages →

Page settings

Password protection

Viewers see a clean unlock screen — no Pagelive account needed.

Brand it

Put it on your own domain

A proposal at pages.youragency.com/acme-proposal lands very differently from a generic share URL. Pro includes 5 custom domains and custom slugs (Team includes 25) — one domain hosts as many pages as you like.

After publishing

Track views and update the same link

Every published page reports opens, unique viewers, dwell time, a by-day breakdown, country, and referrer — bot opens filtered out — and you can get an email when someone opens it. Republish anytime: the link never changes, and version history keeps your previous edits.

Link tracking & analytics →

Publishing FAQ

Will my published artifact show up on Google? +

Not from Pagelive — pages are noindex by default, so we tell search engines not to list them. Worth knowing: the easy free ways to put an AI-built page online usually do the opposite and publish it as a public, indexable web page. If the artifact is client work, the private default matters.

Do viewers need Claude to open my published artifact? +

No. A published artifact is a normal web page — it opens in any browser, with no Claude account, app, or login required (unless you add a password).

Can I update the artifact after publishing? +

Yes. Republish the new version and the link never changes — version history keeps your previous edits, so a client mid-read never hits a dead URL.

What does publishing cost? +

Your first 10 pages are free, no credit card. Pro is $15/mo ($150/yr) and adds custom domains and custom slugs; Team is $19/seat/mo. There’s a 14-day trial.

Publish your artifact in the next two minutes.

Say “publish this” in Claude, or upload the HTML — private by default, free to start.