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Artifact

A live web page publishes from your session. See what it is, how it works, how it is used and what to watch for, with pictures and examples.

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A terminal window lifts a glowing page with charts and cards into the air.

What it is

An artifact is a live, interactive web page that builds from your session and publishes to a private address on claude.ai. Use it when text is the wrong way to show a result, such as an annotated , a chart, a or several options side by side. writes an or file, publishes it, and opens it in your . When the session publishes again, the page updates in place at the same address, and each publish becomes a .

How it works

  1. Ask Claude to make an artifact
  2. Claude writes an HTML or Markdown file
  3. A private page opens on claude.ai
  4. Share it from the page header

How to use it

  1. "Make an artifact that walks through this " — ask in plain words; Claude may also publish one on its own

  2. /artifacts

    list your artifacts and those shared with you; o opens one and c copies its link

  3. Ctrl+]

    reopen the most recent artifact of the session

  4. Share button — share inside your organization on Team and Enterprise plans, or as a public link

Watch out

An artifact is one self-contained page with no , so it cannot sign viewers in or serve several routes, and the rendered page must be 16 or smaller. It needs a Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise plan and a claude.ai sign-in; sessions that use an cannot publish. A styled page also uses more output than the same answer as .

Original and official docs

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