Do viewers need a Qwen account?

No. Once published the page has no connection back to the tool.

Will an interactive artifact still work?

Yes. The file is served exactly as uploaded, so anything that runs in a browser runs here.

Can I publish several files?

Yes — put them in a folder with an index.html and drop the folder.

Can I update it after sharing?

Yes, publish to the same address; earlier versions are kept and can be restored.

Yes, with an account made at the point of publishing.

Host your Qwen artifacts at an address of your own

Qwen's artifact panel builds you a working page. Publish it and it becomes something you can send to anyone.

You can host:

Drop your Qwen artifact here

Any other file works too — up to 25.0 MB, or 100.0 MB for a whole site

Free to use, live at your-name.99helpers.site in about ten seconds.

Why the artifact has nowhere to go

Qwen's artifacts work much like every other implementation of the idea: a panel beside the chat, a live preview, and something genuinely usable at the end of it. The limitation is also the same one. The artifact belongs to the conversation, and the conversation belongs to your account.

What Qwen gives you

Self-contained HTML pages and small web apps
Code you can copy straight into a file
Diagrams, charts and generated images

It lives inside the chat

The preview is next to the conversation, which is where it stays unless you take it out.

Sharing needs an account

Anything shared through the platform expects the reader to sign in first.

History isn't storage

Something you'll want again shouldn't depend on finding the right conversation.

Putting Qwen output online

1
Export the artifact
Download it if the panel offers that, or copy the code into a text editor and save it as .html.
2
Drop it in
Drag the file into the box above and pick a short address.
3
Share the link
It opens in any browser for anyone, with nothing to install or log into.

Worth knowing

Ask for a single file with CSS and JavaScript inline — nothing left to assemble afterwards.
Give the page a <title>; it becomes the browser tab and the link preview.
External API calls need that API to allow browser requests from other domains.
Republish to the same address to update the page without changing the link.
Add a password if only a few named people should see it.

Questions

Do viewers need a Qwen account?: No. Once published the page has no connection back to the tool.
Will an interactive artifact still work?: Yes. The file is served exactly as uploaded, so anything that runs in a browser runs here.
Can I publish several files?: Yes — put them in a folder with an index.html and drop the folder.
Can I update it after sharing?: Yes, publish to the same address; earlier versions are kept and can be restored.
Is it free?: Yes, with an account made at the point of publishing.

Try it with what Qwen just made you

Drop it in at the top of this page and see the link for yourself. You only make an account once it's ready to go live.

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