Built with Claude

Host your Claude artifact online. In one drop.

Claude made the page. Download the artifact, drop it in, and get a real link with SSL. No tooling, no terminal, no deploy dashboard.

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How it works

From Claude to a live site

  1. 1
    Open Claude and ask it to create an HTML page. Make sure Code execution and file creation are enabled. Claude generates the page as an Artifact in the side panel.
  2. 2
    Click the download icon in the lower-right corner of the Artifact window. The file saves as .html.
  3. 3
    Go to upfling.host and sign in (or sign up).
  4. 4
    Drop the downloaded .html file onto the upload area.
  5. 5
    Pick a subdomain, hit publish. Your site is live with SSL and a QR code.
  6. 6
    Got a React artifact? Open the Artifact Converter, paste the code, and download the converted HTML.
Good to know
Static files only
Upfling hosts static files. Claude Artifacts typically produce self-contained HTML that works as-is. For most pages, ask Claude for a single HTML file with inline CSS and the download will be ready to upload directly. If Claude generates a React component (.jsx), use the Artifact Converter to turn it into a hostable HTML page. ChatGPT follows a similar flow. See Websites for the general approach.
What the download looks like
.htmlself-contained
.html + assetszip the folder
.jsxbuild it first
Every published site also gets a QR code for handing over in person.
Why Upfling for this

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

Works with a Claude artifact’s HTML export or a folder of files.
Free SSL and CDN, so reviewers and clients trust the link.
Use the artifact’s download button, then drop what you saved.
Swap files later without changing the URL.
Questions

Common questions about Claude and Upfling

No. Artifacts and the download button are available on all Claude plans, including free.

Examples

Already in the wild.

HTML
Artifact
An interactive artifact, shared outside the chat window.
HTML
One-pager
A polished one-pager from Claude, live on a subdomain.
HTML
Prototype
A prototype handed to a client as a link, not a file.
proto.example.com

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