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How to publish or share Grok  generated HTML

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  • Grok builds HTML artifacts, but they stay locked inside Grok.
  • Grok supports MCP, so it can save straight to DocStash and get one hosted link.
  • Update it from Grok anytime, and the same link serves the latest, on your own domain if you want.
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Grok renders HTML in the chat but keeps it locked inside Grok. Connect Grok to DocStash and it saves the page straight to one hosted link.

Can Grok publish it by itself?

Yes. Grok can publish an app to a grok.me link, with limits.

  • Publishing needs a paid Grok plan.
  • Every published app is public, so anyone can open it and search engines can find it.

Publish or share it on DocStash

DocStash is a home for the pages your AI makes. It gives a Grok artifact one hosted link, private until you publish it, and the link updates in place whenever Grok changes the page. Bring the HTML you already have, or connect Grok and let it stash the page for you. It works on the free plan and stays out of Google.

Already have the HTML?

  1. Drop the file below. Drag it anywhere on this page, or choose it. It becomes a webpage with its own link, private until you publish it.
    htmlmdtextpdf
  2. Share it. Click Publish for a public link, or share it with specific people.

Save from Grok to one hosted link

  1. Connect Grok to DocStash. Click the button below to set it up.
  2. Ask Grok to stash the artifact. Grok saves the HTML to DocStash and you get one link like docstash.ai/<slug>.
  3. Share the link. Anyone can open it as a normal page, with no Grok account. Keep it private, for your org, or public.
  4. Update anytime, keep the link. Ask Grok for a change and the same link serves the latest version, on your own domain if you want.

Your own domain, and who opened it

Custom domainOn Pro, connect a domain you own, like docs.yourcompany.com, and published pages serve from it instead of docstash.ai.How it works Viewer analyticsOn Pro, every link counts views and unique visitors, with countries, devices and where people came from. No cookies, and nothing that identifies a person.How it works

FAQ

Can I host a Grok artifact on my own domain?

Yes. DocStash can serve the HTML from your own domain, like docs.yourcompany.com.

Does the recipient need a Grok account?

No. They open a normal web page, so no Grok account or sign-in is needed.

Do I have to copy and paste the HTML?

No. Because Grok supports MCP, it saves to DocStash for you. You can also paste the HTML in by hand if you prefer.

Do I need a paid Grok plan?

No. Publishing an app to grok.me needs a paid Grok plan, but Grok can save to DocStash and get a link on any plan.

Can Grok deploy a working app this way?

Yes. Grok saves the app as one self-contained page, and it opens at its link with its scripts running, in its own isolated sandbox.

Do I have to deploy Grok HTML or artifacts to share them?

No. There is no server, build step or hosting account to set up. Stash the page or artifact and DocStash serves it at one link, private until you publish or share it.

Share what Grok builds

Connect Grok to DocStash and share one clean link for your HTML.

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