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. 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. 2

   Upload to RunThis.page

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

3. 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.

Works equally well for Claude artifacts and any other AI-generated visualizations.