Short guides, quick answers, and the links you'll reach for most — from making a page that renders to controlling exactly who can open it.
Practical how-tos for publishing and sharing. Each takes a minute.
FigurePages serves pages in a sealed sandbox with no network access. Inline your CSS and JavaScript, embed images and fonts as data: URIs, and drop any external <script>/<link>. If a publish is rejected, it's usually an external reference — inline it and try again.
Add the connector (below) or create a fig_ token in Settings, then just ask: “publish this to FigurePages.” Claude builds the page, publishes it, and replies with the private link.
Every page is private by default. Share by email with named people, open it to your whole Microsoft organisation, or flip it public. You can even ask Claude to set the visibility when it publishes.
Open any page you own to see totals, unique viewers, and a per-person breakdown of who opened it, how many times, and when.
Longer reads on getting real work done with Claude and FigurePages.
In claude.ai, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste the URL. Sign in with your FigurePages identity and Claude can publish straight into your account.
Full setup — connector, Claude Code, and the HTTP API — is on the How it works page.
For a privately shared page, viewers sign in with Microsoft, Google, or Apple so we can check they're on your list. For a public page, anyone with the link can open it with no sign-in at all.
Pages run sandboxed with no network access, so anything loaded from an external URL is blocked. Embed images and fonts as data: URIs and inline your styles and scripts — then everything works exactly as built.
Free accounts hold up to 10 pages, and each free page is kept for 10 days. Upgrading to Pro keeps pages indefinitely. See Pricing.
Yes. When Claude publishes it can make a page private, public, restricted to your company, or shared with specific email addresses — and change it later.
Every page runs in an isolated sandbox with no reach into your account or credentials, and content is served only through short-lived signed links issued after an access check. Details are on the How it works page.
Publishing, integrations (connector, Claude Code, API), sign-in, and the security model.
What's in the free tier, what Pro adds, and answers to common billing questions.
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