Put your Claude Design page on a live URL
Designed something in Claude Design, or exported a Claude artifact as an HTML file? Drop the export above and get a shareable address on its own subdomain. No account, no build step, no configuration.
Any supported file works. Code: HTML · ZIP · JSON · JSONL · YAML · TOML · XML · SQL · MD · INI · ENV · PROPERTIES · LOG · WASM
From Claude Design to a live link in three moves
Export your design from Claude
In Claude Design, download the finished page as HTML, or copy an artifact's HTML into a file. A multi-page or asset-heavy design can be exported as a ZIP; both work here exactly the same way.
Drop the HTML or ZIP above
Drag the exported file onto the box. A single HTML file is published as a page; a ZIP is unpacked and served with its images, styles, and scripts intact, entry page first.
Share the live link
You get a short address on its own subdomain, plus a QR code for phones. Send it to a client, post it in a chat, or open it on any device. What loads is exactly what you designed.
Why host the export here
A real subdomain, not a preview
Your design is served from its own subdomain over HTTPS on a global edge network. It behaves like a deployed site: instant to load, stable while the link lives, and safe to put in front of a client.
ZIP exports just work
If your design ships with fonts, images, or a folder of pages, zip the folder and upload it once. We extract the archive and serve every file at its own path, so relative links keep working.
No account required
Publishing an anonymous design takes one drag. Signing in free later keeps the same flow but extends the link's life and raises the size ceiling; paid plans add passwords and analytics.
What people publish from Claude Design
Client mockups and concepts
Show a homepage concept at a real URL instead of a screenshot. The client scrolls the actual layout with live hover states and web fonts, on any device, without installing anything.
Landing page drafts
Spin up a variant of a landing page, put it online, and gather feedback before you commit it to your real domain. Each upload gets its own address, so versions never overwrite each other.
Posters, decks, and one-pagers
A single artboard exported as HTML makes a crisp shareable page: event invites, one-page briefs, visual resumes. The QR code puts the same page on a phone in one scan.
Hosting Claude Design exports, answered
Do I need a Claude subscription or an account here?
You need whatever Claude Design itself requires to create and export your file; that part is between you and Anthropic. On this side, nothing: uploading is anonymous by default, and a free account is only needed if you want longer-lived links. We are an independent host and not affiliated with Anthropic; we simply serve the file you exported.
What exactly should I export from Claude Design?
An HTML file is the ideal export, since a browser can serve it directly with nothing rebuilt. If your design spans several pages or references local images and fonts, export or zip the whole folder and upload the ZIP; the entry page is detected automatically.
Does a ZIP with assets work?
Yes. The archive is extracted and every file inside is served at its own path, so stylesheets, scripts, images, and fonts referenced with relative URLs all resolve. Multi-page exports keep their internal links working too, exactly as they did on the canvas.
How long does the published design stay live?
An anonymous upload stays served for 48 hours. Create a free account and the same link stays online until you go 3 months without signing in. Paid plans keep it up for as long as the plan runs, which suits a design you link from real campaigns.
Can I update a published design?
Uploading again mints a new address, which is the simplest way to share a revision. With an account you can also edit the files of an existing page in place, so the URL you already sent keeps pointing at the latest version of the design.
Can I use my own domain?
Links start on a generated subdomain of ours, which is enough for reviews and quick shares. Paid plans can point a custom domain at a hosted page, so a design you decide to keep can graduate from the generated address to your own name without re-uploading.
