Build it in Claude. Send it as a link.

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How it works

AI tools growth dashboard last 6 months

Publish this on sharable.link

Publish dashboard HTML to sharable.link

Published! Your shareable link: https://sharable.link/6-months-report-on-ai-tools-growth

Anyone with this link can view the interactive dashboard — no login required.

Say “Publish this on sharable.link” and back comes the link. Naming sharable.link makes Claude use the connector instead of its built-in sharing.
  1. 01

    Add the connector

    One click. Nothing to download.

  2. 02

    Build something

    A report, a dashboard, a deck.

  3. 03

    Ask for a link

    Say “Publish this on sharable.link.” Claude replies with the link.

Client work, sent as a link

Samples: the names and numbers are made up.

Company-only sharing

Only your client’s company can open it.

Share a page with your client’s email domain, like acme.com. Everyone with an @acme.com address can open it. If the link gets forwarded outside acme.com, it won’t open.

  1. 1

    Publish it for the company

    Say “Publish this on sharable.link for everyone at acme.com”.

  2. 2

    Your client signs in

    With the Google or Microsoft account for their acme.com email. No Claude account, and no password to pass around.

  3. 3

    Only acme.com gets in

    Anyone else sees “You don’t have access to this page” once they sign in, and can ask you to let them in.

You can list people by email address too, alongside the domain or on their own: up to 100 people or domains per page. Change the list any time from your dashboard.

Why not just share from Claude?

Claude can share too. For work you send to clients, here's the difference.

  • Your client never needs a Claude account.

    Claude’s help center says people need a Claude account to open a shared artifact, except a legacy one published from a chat.

  • It opens as your page, with no Claude header on top.

    A Claude artifact opens on claude.ai under Claude’s page header, and Claude Code’s docs say viewers from outside your organization see the label “Content is user-generated and unverified.” People who send client work have told us that makes it look less finished.

  • Let in everyone at your client’s company, or up to 100 named people.

    Claude’s email invitations reach up to 50 people outside your organization per artifact.

  • Put a password on it.

  • See how many times it’s been opened.

  • Keep every page you publish with the connector or by upload in one dashboard.

What Claude does comes from Anthropic’s help center and Claude Code docs, October 2026.

You choose who can open it

After you send it

Questions

sharable.link turns what you build in Claude into a link you can send. Whoever you send it to opens it in any browser.

People who send their work to clients and teammates: consultants, agencies, analysts and founders who make reports, dashboards, proposals and prototypes in Claude.

No. Send the link and they can open it in the browser.

Yes. Say “Publish this on sharable.link for everyone at acme.com”. Whoever opens the link signs in with Google or Microsoft, and only people with an @acme.com email address get in. If the link reaches anyone else, they're told they don't have access once they sign in, and can ask you to let them in. You can list people by email address too, alongside the domain or on their own: up to 100 people or domains per page. Change the list any time from your dashboard.

For work you send to clients. Your client never needs a Claude account, while Claude's help center says people need one to open a shared artifact, except a legacy one published from a chat (October 2026). It opens as your page, with no Claude header on top, where a Claude artifact opens on claude.ai under Claude's page header. You can let in everyone at a client's company or up to 100 named people, where Claude's email invitations reach up to 50 people outside your organization per artifact. You can also put a password on a page, see how many times it's been opened, and keep every page you publish with the connector or by upload in one dashboard.

sharable.link has built-in password protection. Say “Publish this on sharable.link with a password” — Claude will ask you to set one.

Try it: sharable.link/ccnpr269 (password: 12345)

Watch how it works: youtu.be/hzFl4C4J1P0

Say “Update my sharable.link page q3-report with this version”, where q3-report is the last part of the link.

The URL stays exactly the same — only the content changes. Anyone who already has the link will see the new version. You can also change or remove password protection during the update.

To change only who can open it, say “Add a password to my sharable.link page q3-report” or “Share my sharable.link page q3-report with everyone at acme.com”, and the content stays as it is.

Using the /share skill instead? Say /share again with the same file and choose to update the existing link.

From the browser, open your dashboard, open the ⋯ menu next to the page, choose Replace and pick the new file.

Yes. Pages you publish through the connector or the browser upload belong to your sharable.link account — ask Claude to unshare your sharable.link page, or open your dashboard and choose Unshare from the ⋯ menu next to the page. The URL returns 404 straight away.

Published with the SKILL.md skill instead? Those pages have no owner, so removal uses the delete key you got when you published: say /unshare and give the slug and key.

Lost the key on one of those? Email nazar@sharable.link and we'll remove it manually.

Yes. sharable.link is free to use.

Any HTML page you make in Claude: a report, a dashboard, a proposal, a landing page or a prototype.

Yes. It's a remote MCP server — one URL, nothing to install.

https://sharable.link/mcp

The quickest way in is the Claude Directory — open the listing and click Add. To add it by hand instead: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste the URL. Either way you sign in with Google or Microsoft. Cursor, Cline, and Windsurf take the same URL in their MCP config.

You get five tools: share_html, update_page, upload_file, unshare_page, list_my_pages. Full setup guide →

Yes. Sharable Link is listed at claude.ai/directory/sharable-link, so you can add it in one click from inside Claude — no URL to paste. It's a community connector, which means it passed Anthropic's automated review but isn't verified by them. You can still add it manually with the connector URL if you prefer.

To publish, yes — sign in with Google or Microsoft when Claude asks. There's no password to create, and it's what lets you list, update, and unpublish your pages afterwards. To view a page someone shared with you, no — unless they shared it only with specific people or their company, in which case you sign in with Google or Microsoft to show it's you.

Three ways in, same result — all of them publish to the same place.

Opening a link someone sent you doesn't need an account — unless it was shared only with specific people, who sign in with Google or Microsoft.

GitHub Pages can work, but it's a few more steps: create a repo, upload files, commit, enable Pages, pick a branch, wait for deploy, and manage updates.

sharable.link removes all of that — say “Publish this on sharable.link” and you get a link.

It also becomes a better fit once you want password protection or tighter access control, especially server-side.

Read the full comparison: Free HTML Hosting — 5 Ways to Share a Web Page →

No. It is an independent tool built for Claude users.

This usually means your Domain allowlist is set to “Package managers only” instead of “All domains”. It's a Claude setting, not a bug in the skill.

Quick fix: Go to Settings → Capabilities, enable Allow network egress, and change Domain allowlist to All domains. Then start a new chat — settings don't apply to the current conversation.

Watch the fix: video walkthrough · Full guide with screenshots →

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