Made something with your AI assistant? Instead of copy-pasting the HTML into Shareable
yourself, you can let the assistant publish it for you — right from the chat. Ask it to
publish, and it hands you back a live link with access control and analytics.
This is the no-code path. If you work in a terminal or code editor (Claude Code, Cursor, or
your own scripts), see the MCP server guide instead.
First, get your API key
In Shareable, open Settings → Developers
and create a key — it starts with sm_. Copy it; you’ll paste it (or sign in) when you
connect your app below.
Connect your AI app
Pick your assistant. Support varies by app today:
Claude (claude.ai)
ChatGPT
Gemini
Connect with just a URL — Shareable supports Claude’s sign-in (OAuth) connectors, so you
approve access instead of pasting a key.Add the connector
In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and click Add custom connector (you can
also reach it from the + menu in any chat). Paste this URL:
https://useshareable.com/api/mcp
Approve access
Claude opens a Shareable approval screen in your browser. Sign in (if you aren’t
already) and click Approve — you’ll be sent back to Claude, connected.
Use it
Ask: “Publish this as a Shareable page and give me the link.”
Adding a connector by URL is available on Free (one connector), Pro, Max,
Team, and Enterprise. On Team and Enterprise, an Owner adds the connector for
the organization first, then members enable it.
ChatGPT connects to Shareable with the URL and your API key.Turn on Developer Mode
In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Connectors → Advanced (at the bottom) and switch on
Developer mode. (Requires a paid ChatGPT plan — Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise,
or Edu.)
Add Shareable as a connector
Back in Connectors, click Create (or Add custom connector) and enter:
- Name:
Shareable
- MCP Server URL:
https://useshareable.com/api/mcp
- Authentication: API key → paste your
sm_… key. (Shareable also supports
sign-in/OAuth if you’d rather not paste a key.)
Use it
In any chat, enable Shareable from the Developer Mode tools and ask:
“Publish this as a Shareable page and give me the link.”
Google’s consumer Gemini app doesn’t support custom connectors yet. For now, the
simplest path is to paste the HTML Gemini gives you straight into Shareable, or
publish it programmatically over the REST API.Custom connectors (MCP) currently work through Gemini Enterprise (a Google Cloud admin
setup) and developer tools like the Gemini CLI — not the everyday Gemini app. We’ll add
step-by-step app instructions here as soon as the Gemini app supports them. Even simpler, soon. We’re working on listing Shareable in the in-app directories
(Claude Connectors, ChatGPT Apps) so you’ll be able to add it in one click — find Shareable,
click Connect, sign in, done — with no Developer Mode and no URL pasting.
What you can ask it to do
Once connected, just talk to your assistant in plain language:
- “Publish my Q3 revenue dashboard and give me the link.”
- “Publish it privately and invite dana@acme.com and mira@acme.com.”
- “Put a password on it.”
- “I updated the numbers — re-publish it on the same link.”
- “Take that page offline.”
Behind the scenes your assistant calls Shareable’s publishing tools and hands back the live
link. For the full list of tools, see the MCP server guide.
Limitations
- Shareable shares and hosts what you bring — it doesn’t generate the content. Hand it an
HTML page, a PDF, or an image.
- HTML must be self-contained (CSS, fonts, and images inlined); there’s no server-side code.
- File uploads are PDFs and images (PNG/JPG/WebP/GIF) — about 3 MB inline, or up to 5 MB from
a public URL. SVG, Word, and spreadsheet files aren’t supported (export to PDF first).
- You need a free Shareable account; you connect by signing in, not by pasting a key.
- Free plan: up to 25 pages, 5 MB per file, and 10,000 views/month. Link controls (expiration,
view limits, view-only) and full analytics are on Pro.
Support
Questions or something not working? Email support@useshareable.com, or browse the rest of
these docs. 
