Are Claude artifacts public?

What each sharing choice lets in

• Only you (Pro, Max, Ultra) or Only people invited (Team, Enterprise) — private.
• Anyone with the link — anyone signed in to Claude who has the link. On Team and Enterprise plans an Owner has to turn on external sharing first.
• Invited by email — only the invited address, signed in to Claude, with Can view, Commenter or Can edit access. Up to 50 people outside your organization per artifact.
• Anyone at your organization (Team, Enterprise) — people signed in to your organization.
• A published legacy chat artifact — anyone with the link, no Claude account needed. It can also be embedded on websites you allow.
• A Claude Code artifact shared publicly — anyone on the internet, no sign-in, according to Claude Code's docs.

Source: Claude's help article on sharing artifacts, checked 2026-11-03.

Check before you share

• Chat attachments. On Team and Enterprise, sharing an artifact made in a chat with Share & copy link also gives viewers access to the attachments and files in that chat.
• Shared storage. Some artifacts save information that everyone who opens them can see, such as items in a shared tracker.
• Invitees stay. On Pro, Max and Ultra, switching back to “Only you” leaves people you invited by email with their access. How to remove them →
• Search engines. Claude's help article doesn't say whether shared artifacts can be indexed.

Keeping it private on rtfx.pro

• Every artifact is private when it is published: only you, and members of its workspace if it belongs to a team. A signed-in person without access sees the same “not found” page as for an artifact that doesn't exist.
• Artifact pages are kept out of search engines: excluded in robots.txt, and every artifact response tells search engines not to index it.
• You choose who opens it: named people, everyone in your workspace, or named share links that can expire and be revoked — and the view log shows who did.