You made something in Muse and shared it, and the people who opened it saw a warning banner on your work saying "Content is user-generated and unverified." That disclaimer comes from Muse, not from you, and there is no way to switch it off. Muse sharing is also paused for everyone at the moment. Here is why the banner is there, and how to publish the same artifact without it.
Publish it without the warning
DocStash is a home for the pages, apps and docs your AI makes. Save the Muse artifact there and publish it, and visitors see exactly what Muse built, with no banner, no disclaimer and no DocStash branding. It stays private until you publish, stays out of Google, and can live on your own domain.
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- 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
- Share it. Click Publish for a public link, or share it with specific people.
Publish a Muse artifact without the warning banner
- Connect Muse to DocStash. Ask Muse to add DocStash as a custom connector. It sets it up for you.
- Ask Muse to save it. Say "save this artifact to DocStash". Muse gives you a review link, and you tell it to stash.
- Publish. Click Publish and send the link. Anyone can open it, and nobody sees a banner.
- Use your own domain if you want. On Pro, connect a domain like docs.yourcompany.com and the page serves from there.
Try prompting Muse…
FAQ
Can I remove the warning banner inside Muse?
No. Muse shows it on shared artifacts and offers no option to hide it. To share the artifact without it, publish it somewhere else, like DocStash.
Why does Muse call it unverified?
Muse hosts shared artifacts on its own site, so it labels them as content its users made. The label is about where the page is hosted, not about what you made.
Can I share a Muse artifact at all right now?
Not from Muse. Meta paused Muse sharing on October 20, 2026. Saving the artifact to DocStash and publishing it there works today.
Will visitors see any DocStash branding instead?
No. A published DocStash page shows only your content. Visitors who are not signed in to DocStash see no banner, logo or badge.
Will the page show up on Google?
No. Every DocStash page tells search engines not to list it, so the link reaches only the people you send it to.
Can I put it on my own domain?
Yes. On Pro, connect a domain you own, like docs.yourcompany.com, and your published pages serve from it.
Share Muse artifacts without the warning
Connect Muse to DocStash and publish what it builds as a clean page you control.
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