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How to upload a Page yourself

Publish a static Page from your computer, preview it, and choose its audience without asking an Agent to upload it.

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From conversation to workspace

  1. Prepare the bundle

    Include an index.html and its local assets. Use a folder, ZIP, or supported HTML file; exclude credentials, dependency folders, and private source files.

  2. Upload in Pages

    Open Pages and choose Upload Page. Browse files or a folder, or drop a supported bundle into the upload area. Resolve any validation errors before publishing.

  3. Preview and share

    Open the Page thumbnail to inspect the result. Your profile appears in the same gallery. Account Pages start private; choose sharing separately.

Check the result

Review the result in your own account. A successful connection or copied prompt does not mean the requested action has completed.

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What to know before you start

Pages are static publishing, not a server runtime. Uploaded scripts are blocked by the current delivery policy. Account Pages, including Free, do not have automatic expiry; storage and Page limits still apply. Anonymous previews expire after 24 hours.

See current plans and storage allowances and how Claw Me handles your data.

Common questions

Can I upload a full web application?

Only content supported by static Page delivery. Server code is not executed, and uploaded JavaScript is blocked. Do not treat Pages as application hosting.

Will uploading make it public?

No. Account-owned Pages start private. Review the access settings before sharing.