Create with Claude.
Share with anyone.

Anything you make in Claude, as a link you can send. Add a password, track views.

Free. One click — nothing to download.

AI tools growth dashboard last 6 months

Make it sharable with a 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.

Ask Claude to make it sharable — back comes the link.

Three steps. Zero friction.

01

Add the connector

One click. Claude opens with sharable.link ready to go.

02

Build something

A dashboard, a report, a landing page — anything HTML.

03

Ask for a link

“Make it sharable with a link.” You get a clean public URL anyone can open — no login needed.

Setting it up manually? Paste this under Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector:

https://sharable.link/mcp

Sign in with Google or Microsoft to publish. Viewers never need an account.

Pricing

Simple pricing, zero surprises

Share anything on the web instantly. Free for everyone, with enterprise options when you need more.

Free forever

$0

No credit card · no expiration · no catch

Unlimited links · fair use
Unlimited storage · reasonable use
Pages you own · live until you unpublish
Password protectionNew

Publishing from Claude needs a free account (Google or Microsoft). Viewing never does.

Start sharing — it's free

Enterprise

Custom subdomain and domains · login-protected sharing · analytics · role-based access

FAQ

sharable.link is a simple way to turn Claude outputs into clean public links.

People using Claude to create things worth sending: reports, dashboards, landing pages, proposals, and interactive HTML outputs.

Anything Claude creates as an HTML-style output is the best fit.

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

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

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

https://sharable.link/mcp

In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste the URL, then sign in with Google or Microsoft. Cursor, Cline, and Windsurf take the same URL in their MCP config.

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

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, never.

Not yet. Add it as a custom connector using the URL above — it takes one click from our setup page.

Yes. sharable.link is free to use.

sharable.link has built-in password protection. Just type /share and say “with password” — Claude will ask you to set one.

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

Watch how it works: youtu.be/hzFl4C4J1P0

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 — just /share → 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 →

Just say /share again with the same file. Claude will ask: “Update the existing link or create a new one?”

If you choose update, 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. Claude remembers your choice for the rest of the conversation, so subsequent shares update automatically.

Yes. Pages you publish through the connector belong to your sharable.link account — ask Claude to unshare it, or open your dashboard and click Unshare. The URL returns 404 straight away.

Published with the SKILL.md skill or the drag-and-drop upload 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? Reach out on LinkedIn and we'll remove it manually.

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 →

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

You make great things with Claude.
Let people open them.

One click gives Claude the share button it never had — the next thing you build ships with a link.

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