Claude AI's New 'Artifacts' Feature Revolutionizes AI-Human Interaction

Claude AI Artifacts are now generally available to all

Today marks an exciting milestone for users of Claude AI as Anthropic has announced the general availability of Artifacts across all plans, including Free, Pro, and Team. This expansion brings a powerful new dimension to the Claude.ai platform, enhancing the creative and collaborative experience for users on both desktop and mobile platforms. Artifacts are a groundbreaking feature that transforms conversations with Claude AI into dynamic, visual workspaces. By offering a dedicated window within the Claude.ai interface, Artifacts enable users to instantly see, iterate, and build upon the work they create with Claude. Since its feature preview launch in June, Artifacts has garnered significant attention, with users generating tens of millions of these creative outputs. Here are a selection of other articles from our extensive library of content you may find of interest on the subject of Anthropic Claude AI large language model : Whether you're on a Free, Pro, or Team plan, getting started with Artifacts is straightforward. Users on Free and Pro plans can not only create and view Artifacts but also publish and remix them with the broader community. This allows for a rich exchange of ideas and collaborative growth, as users build and iterate on each other's work. For teams using the Team plan, Artifacts can be shared within Projects, providing a secure environment for collaboration. This feature is particularly valuable for organizations that require a high level of coordination and data security. Artifacts are designed to serve a broad range of professional needs, making them versatile tools for various industries. Here's how different teams can leverage this new capability: The general availability of Artifacts on Claude.ai is a significant step forward in making high-quality work products more accessible and easier to create. Whether you're a developer, designer, marketer, or sales professional, Artifacts offer a new way to bring your ideas to life, faster and more collaboratively than ever before. As Claude AI continues to evolve, the introduction of Artifacts solidifies its position as a leader in AI-driven creativity and productivity. Anthropic is eager to see how users will take advantage of this powerful tool to innovate and share their creations with the world. Explore Artifacts on Claude.ai today and start creating your next great project.

Why Claude's Artifacts is the coolest feature I've seen in generative AI so far

The Artifacts feature is now available to all Claude users across the Free, Pro, and Team plans - on desktop and mobile. Here's how it works and why it's such a game-changer. You can ask any of today's AI chatbots to help you design a web page, work with code, or write a report. But then you typically have to copy and paste the results into a separate program or file to see how they look, return to your conversation to tweak your request, and then keep going back and forth. How clumsy is that? Also: How to use Claude (and how it's different from ChatGPT) Now, Claude AI's new capability aims to streamline that process. With its newly built-in Artifacts feature, Claude AI can create and display the fully formatted results of your request in real time and side-by-side with your conversation. Launched as a web-based preview in June, the Artifacts feature is now fully baked and available to all Claude users across the Free, Pro, and Team plans. You can also tap into Artifacts not only on the Claude website but in the iOS and Android apps. "Artifacts turn conversations with Claude into a more creative and collaborative experience," Claude AI developer Anthropic announced on Tuesday. "With Artifacts, you have a dedicated window to instantly see, iterate, and build on the work you create with Claude. Since launching as a feature preview in June, users have created tens of millions of Artifacts." Also: How does Claude work? Anthropic reveals its secrets You can use Artifacts to create and visualize code snippets, flowcharts, graphics, websites, and interactive dashboards. A few examples cited by Anthropic include: Probably the best way to appreciate the power of Artifacts is to use the example of webpage creation. Let's say you want to generate a webpage based on a certain theme and description. Head to the Claude AI website or fire up the iOS or Android app. At the prompt, type your request, such as "Create a webpage about London with space for photos and maps and a numbered list of the top ten places to visit." In response, Claude generates the necessary HTML and CSS code and then displays the formatted webpage so you can see how it looks. The generated page appears next to your chat so you can view and work with everything on the same screen. Need to tweak the results? Just submit another request, and Claude will modify the page with the new information. In my example, I told Claude to add a description to each of the top ten places, and it regenerated the page with that in mind. Also: Why you shouldn't buy the iPhone 16 for Apple Intelligence At first, Claude displayed placeholders for the images and maps. I had to work with the AI for some time to get it to replace the image placeholders with royalty-free pictures and add an actual interactive map based on any free mapping API. So, as with any AI, you'll likely have to work with your original code or text to fine-tune the results. But seeing the results appear in real time makes the process quick, simple, and satisfying. In the case of a webpage, you can easily switch between the raw HTML code and the finished page. You can also directly modify the HTML and CSS if you need to manually adjust the code. When done, you can publish your creation on Anthropic's Artifacts website where you and other people can check it out. I've seen a host of developments in generative AI over the past couple of years. Some excited me, while others left me feeling blah. But Claude's new Artifacts feature is one of the first to inspire me to say: "Wow, that's really cool."

Claude AI got a major ChatGPT-beating upgrade - here's how to use Artifacts

Starting today all Claude.ai users - whether you pay for the service or enjoy it for free - can create and view Artifacts across the website, as well as Android and iOS apps, and it's an upgrade ChatGPT is sorely lacking. To catch you up to speed on this AI bot, Claude is a ChatGPT rival from Anthropic with similar features - such as being able to be prompted by text, files, and images, or a combination of the three. However, beyond privacy it doesn't have much that truly sets it apart from the big-name AI - which is perhaps why Claude on iOS saw 157,000 total global downloads in its first week compared with ChatGPT's 480,000 downloads in its first five days (via TechCrunch). This is where Artifacts could lend a hand in helping Claude finally stand out. As explained by Anthropic in a blog post Artifacts turn conversations with its AI into a more 'collaborative experience.' With Artifacts turned on Claude will open a separate window that shows you the project it's helping to create next to your prompts allowing you to see in real-time what your tweaks and edits look like without needing a third-party tool. To turn on Artifacts, simply navigate to your Claude.AI Profile Settings by clicking on your initials in the lower left corner of the screen, then tap Settings, and then toggle on (or off) the 'Enable Artifacts' option. When you're next using Claude it can start to generate Artifacts though there are some restrictions - such as the content needing to be "significant and self-contained" which Anthropic says is typically "over 15 lines of content." You can check out a more in-depth look at Anthropic's other Artifacts rules on the official FAQ. Examples shown off in the Artifacts announcement video (shown above) include seeing a draft version of a website, or digital games like a virtual Rubik's Cube. If you see any features you'd like to tweak you can alter your prompts and see how they affect what you're working on in real time. That's not offered by ChatGPT, and makes the process of iterating an idea with an AI (especially on mobile) a much more straightforward task. With the rollout of Artifacts users on the Free and Pro plans can also choose to publish their Artifacts, which other users can subsequently remix - altering what others have made to suit their own ideas. Team plan users can share Artifacts too, but only with their teammates. This kind of collaborative AI design process is also something we've not really seen before, and we're excited to see if Artifacts live up to Anthropic's hype. Nevertheless, coupled with its emphasis on privacy, Claude is shaping up to be a proper ChatGPT rival rather than a mere clone. We'll have to watch this space but if you've been having issues with OpenAI's bot and want to try something new, Claude could be the bot you need.