Sharing Claude artifacts and frontend-slides decks with clients
Claude can build beautiful self-contained decks — but a chat artifact isn't a client-ready link. Here's how to share frontend-slides decks professionally and track them.
Claude is genuinely good at building presentations — especially with the frontend-slides skill, which produces a single, self-contained HTML deck. The problem isn’t making the deck; it’s getting it to a client in a way that looks professional and tells you what happened next.
Why a chat artifact isn’t enough
An artifact lives inside your Claude session. To share it you end up screenshotting, exporting to PDF, or copying HTML into some host — and none of that gives you a branded link, access control, or any idea whether the client engaged.
Host it as a tracked link instead
Seendeck takes the self-contained HTML and hosts it in a sandboxed viewer, then hands you a tracked share link per recipient. The client opens it in their browser — no download, always the latest version — while you get engagement analytics on opens, watch time, and per-slide attention.
Keep it secure and on-brand
- Gate sensitive decks behind a password; set expiry or revoke at any time.
- Send one link per stakeholder to see who’s actually championing the work internally.
- Skip the export step entirely by pushing the deck from Claude over MCP.
The result: the speed of building in Claude, with the polish and measurability of a real sales tool. See the step-by-step.
Stop sending decks into the dark
Share your next deck as a tracked link and see exactly who’s engaging.
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