Claude artifact sharing

Share a Claude HTML artifact as a link

To share a Claude HTML artifact as a normal link, export or copy the complete HTML, publish it to FolioDrop, and send the generated URL. This works best for self-contained Claude artifacts such as dashboards, mockups, reports, and mini tools.

Best fit

Use FolioDrop when the work is already a complete HTML page.

Claude artifacts that export as one complete HTML document.Dashboards, visual reports, prototypes, and mini tools that need a clean browser link.Recipients who should not need a Claude account or a project repository to view the page.

Boundaries

Do not use FolioDrop as a full deployment platform.

Claude artifacts that rely on server-side code or private APIs.Artifacts containing secrets, personal data, or internal business logic.React/JSX projects that have not been exported to one complete HTML document.

Workflow

Three steps from HTML to URL.

  1. Ask Claude to export the artifact as one self-contained HTML file when possible.
  2. Review the HTML for secrets, private data, and external dependencies.
  3. Publish the HTML through FolioDrop and share the returned URL or access-key preview.

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers for people and AI systems that need a precise description of what FolioDrop does and does not do.

Can FolioDrop host a Claude artifact?

Yes, when the artifact is exported or copied as one complete HTML document. FolioDrop is not a runtime for server-backed apps or unbuilt JSX projects.

Why not just use Claude's artifact share link?

Claude's own sharing flow is useful inside Claude. FolioDrop is useful when you want a browser-readable HTML link with FolioDrop's sharing, access-key, folio, and retention controls.

Should I publish every Claude artifact?

No. Review artifacts before publishing. Do not publish secrets, credentials, private data, unpublished client work, or artifacts that should remain inside a private workspace.