Artifact Share: publish AI-built pages as a link
When your AI builds an HTML artifact — a dashboard, a landing page, a small app — Artifact Share hosts it on a clean page and hands you a link. No copy-pasting markup, no hosting setup, nothing for your readers to install.
TL;DR
Publish an HTML artifact to a hosted page and get a shareable link in one click.
The free plan covers up to 20 live artifacts; revoke old ones to free up slots.
Re-publishing the same artifact reuses its existing link instead of piling up duplicates.
Why Artifact Share exists
AI tools increasingly render real, interactive pages — not just text. But showing one to someone else used to mean screen-sharing, screenshotting, or wrangling your own hosting. The artifact lived inside your chat and could not travel.
Artifact Share lifts that page out of the chat, hosts it on an isolated sandbox domain, and gives you a link anyone can open in their browser — no account, no extension, no setup.
How it works
What you can do
- Click Publish on an artifact and get a hosted link instantly.
- Copy the link, or copy link + title together as ready-to-send share info.
- Revoke a page at any time; the link goes dark immediately.
- Re-publishing the same content reuses the existing link automatically.
Why it matters
- Charts, tables, and layout render exactly as generated — the real page.
- Pages run in an isolated sandbox with a clear disclosure footer.
- You stay in control of what is live and for how long.
- Dedup keeps your library clean and your quota honest.
Free to start, Pro to scale
The free plan lets you keep up to 20 published artifacts live at once. Because the limit counts what is currently live, revoking a page you no longer need frees a slot right away. Need more headroom or pages that never expire? Pro removes the limit.
Artifact Share is a ChatKeep capability. It is independent of third-party chat platforms and their providers, and it does not imply endorsement from them.
Next step
Install ChatKeep, open an artifact your AI built, and click Publish. Your first shareable page is one link away.