Best Way to Share AI-Generated Visualizations

The best way to share AI-generated visualizations is to upload them to RunThis.page. Get a permanent, shareable link for any interactive chart, graph, or dashboard that an AI tool created for you — no coding or server setup needed.

AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot can generate stunning interactive visualizations from your data. But these visualizations live inside chat windows and code editors. RunThis.page gives them a permanent home on the web where anyone can view and interact with them.

How to share an AI visualization

1. 1

   Generate the visualization with AI

   Ask Claude, ChatGPT, or your preferred AI tool to create a chart, graph, or dashboard from your data. Ask for the output as a self-contained HTML file.

2. 2

   Save and upload to RunThis.page

   Save the HTML to a file, then upload it on your RunThis.page dashboard. It's live in seconds.

3. 3

   Share the link

   Send the unique URL to your team, clients, or audience. They'll see the fully interactive visualization — hover effects, tooltips, animations — all working.

Visualization types that work great

• Interactive charts — bar charts, line graphs, pie charts with hover tooltips and click interactions
• Data dashboards — multi-panel views with filters, search, and sorting
• Maps — geographic visualizations with Leaflet, Mapbox, or inline SVG
• Animated presentations — step-through data stories and scrollytelling
• 3D visualizations — Three.js scenes and WebGL experiments

Why RunThis.page for AI visualizations?

• ✓ Interactivity preserved — unlike screenshots, your viewers get the full interactive experience.
• ✓ No coding required — just upload the AI's output. No build tools, no Git, no CLI.
• ✓ Configurable security — choose permissive CSP for visualizations that load external libraries, or standard CSP for self-contained ones.
• ✓ Update without changing the URL — refine your visualization and re-upload. Same link, improved content.

Need to share privately? Password protect your visualization. Publish programmatically using the REST API or directly from Claude Desktop with MCP. See also: sharing Claude artifacts, sharing ChatGPT outputs, and sharing data dashboards.