How to connect sharable.link to Claude
One URL and a single sign-in. After that, Claude can publish anything it builds as a real web page — and update or take it down later, without leaving the chat.
Takes about a minute·Free·Claude web, desktop, mobile, and Claude Code
Connector URL
https://sharable.link/mcpOpens Claude with the name and URL already filled in — you just confirm.
Or paste the URL into Claude's Add custom connector field yourself. Nothing to install — it's a remote server, so there's no Node.js, no config file, and nothing to keep running on your machine.
Optional: sign in first
You'll need an account to publish either way. Doing it now means the window Claude opens goes straight to approval instead of asking you to sign in mid-flow.
Connect it in four steps
Open the connector settings
In Claude, go to Settings → Connectors, then choose Add custom connector.
Paste the connector URL
Enter the URL above exactly as written — no trailing slash — and confirm.
Sign in and approve
Claude opens a sharable.link sign-in window. Continue with Google or Microsoft, then review the permissions and click Allow.
Ask Claude to publish something
That's it. Try: “Build me a one-page site for my side project and share it as a link.”
Using Claude Code instead?
One command, then authenticate from inside the session:
claude mcp add --transport http sharable https://sharable.link/mcpThen run /mcp and pick sharable to sign in. Claude Code opens your browser, you approve, and it comes back authenticated.
What Claude can do once connected
Four tools. Claude asks before running anything that changes a page, so nothing gets published or deleted without you seeing it first.
share_htmlCreatesPublish page
Takes the HTML Claude just wrote and puts it at a public URL. Optionally password-protected.
update_pageModifiesUpdate published page
Replaces the content at a URL you already shared. The link never changes, so anyone holding it sees the new version.
unshare_pageModifiesUnpublish page
Deletes the page. The URL starts returning 404 immediately.
list_my_pagesRead-onlyList my published pages
Read-only. Shows what you've published, with view counts — useful for asking Claude to update “the pricing page from yesterday”.
What happens when you connect
Connecting runs a standard OAuth sign-in. You authenticate with Google or Microsoft — sharable.link never sees your password — and then approve exactly what Claude is allowed to do. Claude receives a token scoped to this connector and nothing else.
Every page you publish is recorded against your account, which is what lets you list your pages, update them later, and take them down. It's also why publishing requires signing in: an anonymous page has nobody to answer for it.
The connector can
- Publish pages under your account
- Update and unpublish pages you own
- List your pages and their view counts
- See your name and email address
It cannot
- Read your other Claude conversations or files
- Touch pages published by anyone else
- See your Google or Microsoft password
- Act after you remove it from Connectors
Published pages run inside a sandboxed frame on a separate domain, and they're served with noindex so they don't turn up in search results. Details in our privacy policy and terms.
If something goes wrong
“Couldn't reach the MCP server”
Almost always the URL. It must be the /mcp path with no trailing slash and no query string. Re-copy it from the button above.
The sign-in window never appears
Your browser is blocking the popup. Allow popups for claude.ai and add the connector again.
Claude keeps asking me to sign in
Your access token expired and the refresh failed — usually after a long gap. Remove the connector and add it again; you'll be signed straight back in.
“No page named … belongs to your account”
You're signed in with a different provider than the one that published the page. Google and Microsoft create separate accounts, even with the same email. Sign in with the one you originally used.
Claude Code opens a browser but never completes
Claude Code uses a loopback redirect on a random port. If a firewall or VPN blocks localhost callbacks, the flow stalls — try again with the VPN off.
Frequently asked questions
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets Claude call external tools. A connector is a server Claude talks to over HTTP. Adding sharable.link as a connector gives Claude four tools for publishing web pages — no extension, no local install, no Node.js.
Yes. Publishing requires a signed-in sharable.link account, so every page has an owner. You sign in with Google or Microsoft during the connection flow — there's no separate password to create. Viewing a published page never requires an account.
Yes. Connecting and publishing are free. Pages stay live until you unpublish them.
Claude on the web, the macOS and Windows desktop apps, Claude mobile, and Claude Code. The web and desktop apps use Settings → Connectors; Claude Code uses the claude mcp add command shown above.
Yes. It's a standard remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP with OAuth, so any MCP client that supports remote servers can connect to the same URL. The sign-in step works the same way.
Your email address and name, the pages you've published, and their view counts. The connector can't read your other Claude conversations, files, or anything else in your account — it only receives what you send to its four tools.
Yes, two ways. Ask Claude to unshare it, or open your dashboard and click Unshare. Either deletes the content and makes the URL return 404.
Ask Claude to share it with a password, and recipients see a password form before the content. You can also add, change, or remove a password later from your dashboard.
In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and remove sharable.link. Your published pages stay live — removing the connector only revokes Claude's access, it doesn't delete anything.
Ready when you are
Add the connector, then ask Claude to build something and share it. Everything you publish shows up in your dashboard with its view count.
Prefer working from files? The /share skill and drag-and-drop upload do the same job without a connector.