Claude artifacts, on your own link
An artifact is the thing Claude builds in its side panel: an HTML page, a small app, an SVG diagram, a document. Each one is a single self-contained file, which means each one can live outside claude.ai. Save it as .html, drop it here, and it becomes a page at link.reshare.one, free up to 50 MB.
Claude has its own Publish button, and for a quick public share it is fine. This page is about the cases it does not cover.
Drop an artifact file
Free. Sign in with Google and your link is ready in seconds.
No copy-paste needed
Add the reshare connector to Claude once, then publishing is one sentence in the chat.
How it works
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Copy the artifact out
Open the artifact panel, switch to the code view, copy, and save as page.html. For React artifacts, first ask Claude to rebuild it as a single self-contained HTML file.
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Drop it above
Sign in with Google once and the upload finishes on its own.
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Or connect Claude directly
With the reshare connector added, "publish this artifact as a link" is something you say to Claude, and the URL comes back in the chat.
Which artifacts can live outside claude.ai
HTML artifacts and SVG diagrams work as-is: they are one file, and reshare serves them exactly as Claude wrote them. React artifacts need one extra sentence first ("rebuild this as a single-file HTML page with everything inline"), because JSX needs Claude's runtime to render. Documents and code snippets host fine too; they open as text.
What the Publish button on claude.ai does not do
Three limits, straight from Anthropic's help center as of July 2026. Unpublishing is one-way: once you unpublish an artifact, that same artifact cannot be published again. Team and Enterprise accounts cannot publish publicly at all; their artifacts stay inside the organization. And there is no custom domain or neutral URL; the page lives on claude.ai.
A reshare link has none of those constraints. Delete it, re-create it, update it behind the same URL, on any account type.
An artifact library that outlives your chats
Artifacts live inside conversations, and conversations pile up. The dashboard on reshare works as a permanent shelf: every artifact you publish is one entry with its name, its link, and its full version history. When the conversation is long gone, the page it produced still has an address.
Updating an artifact after you shared it
Go back to Claude, ask for the change, and upload the new file to the same reshare link (or ask Claude to re-publish through the connector). The link you already sent now shows the new version, and the old ones stay restorable. Recipients never need a new URL.