In this video, I walk you through how to use Claude AI Artifacts in a simple, repeatable way. If you’re new to it, Artifacts are interactive outputs Claude can generate alongside your chat—things like web pages, code previews, structured documents, and visual elements—shown in a dedicated panel while you keep the conversation going. The whole point is to keep your instructions and your actual work in one place, so iterating is fast, clean, and obvious. I start by opening Claude’s new chat page in a browser and making sure I’m signed in. Then I create a fresh chat (this matters) so the context stays clean and Claude doesn’t mix in old details from previous threads. From there, I show you how to write a solid prompt: be specific about purpose, format, constraints, styling, structure, and audience. Once you submit, Claude opens the artifact panel next to the chat, and you can review the output without the conversation getting in the way. If anything’s off—layout, tone, structure, or content—you just refine in chat and Claude updates the artifact while keeping your prompt history intact.