Artifactor is a free Chrome extension that gives you a visual editor for AI-generated HTML artifacts, letting you polish, present, and print them without writing code.
What is Artifactor?
Artifactor is a visual HTML editor packaged as a free Chrome extension. It opens HTML files produced by AI tools—like a Claude artifact or an AI-written report—and displays them in an editable canvas. You can click any text, drag elements, change theme colors, and swap fonts, then present on screen or export a PDF whose page breaks match the document outline. The maker, colliber.com, distributes it via the Chrome Web Store and also supplies a companion skill for Claude.
Key Features
Artifactor’s core capabilities all run locally in the browser:
- In-place text editing — Click any text to edit it; move, copy, or delete elements without touching code or writing prompts.
- Theme and font controls — Change the document’s color theme and swap fonts with palette and font picker panels.
- Fullscreen presentation — Present the edited file directly without exporting or switching to another tool.
- PDF export — Print to PDF; page shape and breaks derive from the document outline, keeping cards whole and headings aligned.
- Local-only processing — No server, account, or telemetry; files never leave your machine.
/artifactorClaude skill — Installable skill that gives Claude artifacts palette panels, font pickers, block editing, and clean PDF export out of the box.- Hand-finished badge — Optional brand mark added to saved documents; can be removed per document in Settings.
Who should use Artifactor?
People who work with AI-generated web documents can benefit from this editor:
- Claude users creating artifacts — open downloaded artifact HTML, adjust it visually, and save changes in place.
- Teams polishing AI reports — edit one-pagers, summaries, or deck pages and export a polished PDF with correct formatting.
- Users of ChatGPT or Gemini wanting local edits — Artifactor opens any self-contained HTML file, even though its proactive integrations are Claude-first for now.
What can you do with Artifactor?
Here are concrete tasks Artifactor supports:
- Edit a Claude artifact: Ask Claude for a report, one-pager, or deck, download it as HTML, then modify text, layout, and colors directly.
- Present a document: Finish edits and switch to fullscreen mode to present right from Chrome.
- Print to PDF: Use PDF export to create a final document whose cards and sections are sized and broken based on the document’s own outline.
How does Artifactor work?
Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store, click the Artifactor button in Chrome’s toolbar on the document you want to edit, and it becomes a local file you can edit in place. For Claude users, adding the /artifactor skill from the Artifactor website activates full-strength editing features on every new artifact. The skill can be added on claude.ai under Settings › Capabilities › Skills, or unzipped to ~/.claude/skills for Claude Code.
Pricing
Artifactor is free to install from the Chrome Web Store, and the /artifactor Claude skill download is also free. The page does not mention any paid tiers, accounts, or trial requirements.
FAQ
Can I edit a Claude artifact locally?
Yes. Download the artifact as an HTML file or click the Artifactor toolbar button from the artifact page. It becomes a file on your machine, and every edit saves in place with no chat required.
How do I turn a Claude artifact into a PDF?
Open the artifact in Artifactor and use the export/print feature. Page shape and breaks are derived from the document’s own outline, so content blocks stay intact.
Does Artifactor work with ChatGPT or Gemini documents?
Any self-contained HTML file opens, regardless of which AI generated it. Proactive integrations such as the /artifactor skill are Claude-first but the editor itself is format-agnostic.
What is the “Hand-finished” badge?
It’s the marker shown on documents saved with Artifactor, indicating a person completed the edits. The badge is free to remove per document in Settings.
