Artifact Share turns HTML made by AI into browser links your team can open. Markdown, folders, and static sites work too. The same link can be updated, commented on, and organized into projects.
Set up MCP or the CLI from the connect guide.
Just tell your AI what you want. "as" works in place of "Artifact Share" when the request is about sharing, updating, opening, or reading back a share link.
Share this report on Artifact Share.Turns an HTML or Markdown file into a browser link your team can open. MCP handles a single HTML or Markdown file; for folders or image-heavy sites, use the CLI.
Update the as link with this new version.Replaces the content behind the same URL. Anyone with the link always sees the latest version.
Check comments on my as file and reply.Reads comments left on the shared page, summarizes them, and can post replies.
Move this to the Q3 Report project on as.Groups related files into a project so they are easier to find.
Make this file private. https://artifactshare.com/a/abc123Switches who can see the page — the whole workspace or project members only.
Share this site folder on as.Uploads a folder with linked HTML files and images as a browsable site. Good for multi-page reports with relative links between pages. Up to 25 MB.
Download this file. https://artifactshare.com/a/abc123Saves the shared file to your local machine.
Use the CLI to share local files, folders, and multi-file sites.
If you switch between Google accounts often, the CLI is usually easier than chat connectors.
MCP in chat works best for one small file at a time. For folders or larger sites, use the CLI route.