Visual editor for AI-generated HTML artifacts. Polish, present, and print documents in your browser.
Artifactor is a free Chrome extension that provides a visual editor for AI-generated HTML artifacts, such as those created by Claude. It lets you polish, present, and print AI-written documents without coding or token-hungry prompting. Everything runs locally in your browser, ensuring privacy.
Artifactor is a visual editor for AI-generated HTML artifacts, packaged as a free Chrome extension. It takes an HTML file (from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or any AI) and lets you edit it visually—click text to change it, move elements, adjust colors and fonts—then present or export it as a PDF. It runs entirely in your browser with no server, account, or telemetry.
Install the Chrome extension, then open an HTML file or Claude artifact and click the Artifactor button in the toolbar. Edit visually, save in place, and export or present as needed. For Claude, add the /artifactor skill to enable full-strength editing features.
Free Chrome extension.
Yes. Download the artifact as an HTML file or open it from the artifact page with Artifactor’s toolbar button. Edits save in place, no chat needed.
Open it in Artifactor and export. Page shape and breaks derive from the document itself, keeping cards whole and headings with sections.
Any self-contained HTML file opens, regardless of which AI made it. Proactive integrations are Claude-first for now.
A pill in the corner of documents saved with Artifactor, marking that a person finished the work. It’s free to remove per document in Settings.
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