Upcoming Claude feature lets users explore and share AI-generated Artifacts

Anthropic is preparing to launch a new experimental feature in the Claude web app called the "Artifacts Gallery." This feature, previously referred to as "Artifacts Studio," is designed to showcase a curated list of user-created artifacts for inspiration.

The gallery will include categories such as: All, Learn something, Life hacks, Play a game, Be creative and Touch grass. Additionally, there will be a personalized "My artifacts" section. The aim is to help users discover creative projects, educational tools, and interactive mini-apps built directly within Claude.

Artifacts in Claude are standalone, dynamic outputs—like documents, code, diagrams, or interactive apps—that appear in a dedicated window alongside your chat. Users can review example artifacts and see the full conversations that generated them. More importantly, artifacts can integrate real-time AI features by communicating with Claude through the window.claude.complete API, enabling them to offer live AI assistance or interaction within the artifact itself.

The feature is still in development and not yet publicly released. Once available, it will likely be accessible from a new section within the Claude web interface, allowing users to browse, customize, and share artifacts, as well as build their own AI-powered mini-apps. The gallery is intended to inspire users to create and remix artifacts, fostering a community of builders who leverage Claude’s capabilities for practical and creative tasks.

Anthropic, the company behind Claude, has recently focused on making AI outputs more interactive and reusable. Artifacts are part of this strategy, enabling users to generate, edit, and share complex content, ranging from code snippets to full web apps, directly from their chat sessions. The upcoming Artifacts Gallery builds on these efforts by making it easier to discover and collaborate on AI-powered creations within the Claude ecosystem.