By The RunThis.page Team Published 2026-02-11 Updated 2026-07-07

How to Share ChatGPT Canvas & Artifacts

To share a ChatGPT canvas or artifact with anyone, save the HTML output and upload it to RunThis.page. You'll get a unique link that works for anyone — no ChatGPT subscription required to view.

ChatGPT can generate impressive interactive HTML — dashboards, calculators, styled documents, and single-page apps. But sharing the output outside of ChatGPT typically means copying code and setting up hosting. RunThis.page removes that friction entirely.

Step-by-step: Share ChatGPT HTML output

1

Save the HTML from ChatGPT

Copy the HTML code from ChatGPT's canvas or code block. Paste it into a text editor and save as a .html file.
2

Upload to RunThis.page

Create an account, then upload the file from your dashboard. Your page goes live immediately.
3

Share the URL

Each page gets its own subdomain URL. Share it anywhere — email, Slack, Twitter, LinkedIn. No login needed to view.

What ChatGPT outputs work with RunThis.page?

Any self-contained HTML that ChatGPT generates works perfectly:

Canvas documents — styled HTML pages with formatting, images, and layout
Interactive tools — calculators, converters, quizzes, and form-based apps
Data visualizations — charts and graphs using Chart.js, D3, or inline SVG
Landing pages — marketing pages, portfolios, and presentations

Why RunThis.page?

✓ Zero setup — no GitHub Pages, no Netlify, no Vercel config. Just upload and share.
✓ Subdomain isolation — each page gets its own origin, keeping your content sandboxed and secure.
✓ Update in place — iterate on your ChatGPT output and re-upload. Same URL, updated content.
✓ Fast CDN delivery — pages load quickly worldwide via Cloudflare's edge network.
✓ Built-in analytics — track views and referrers automatically.

Works equally well for Claude artifacts and any other AI-generated visualizations. Need to share privately? Password protect your page. You can also publish ChatGPT outputs programmatically using our API.

Frequently asked questions

Do viewers need a ChatGPT subscription to open the page?

No. Once the output is hosted on RunThis.page, the page works for anyone with the link, with no ChatGPT account required.

What ChatGPT output can I host?

Any self-contained HTML — canvas documents, interactive tools, charts built with Chart.js or D3, and landing pages all work.

Can I update the page when I revise the output in ChatGPT?

Yes. Re-upload the HTML and the URL stays the same, so shared links keep working.

Can ChatGPT publish pages for me directly?

Yes. ChatGPT connects to the remote OAuth MCP server at https://runthis.page/mcp, so it can publish without copy-pasting. This needs a paid ChatGPT plan and a RunThis.page Pro or Business plan.

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