# ChatGPT landing page: make the page, check it, share its link

> Ask ChatGPT or Claude for a complete HTML landing page from your approved words, then save or upload the file to 1folder. Check it and turn on its public link to put it online. The AI app makes the page; 1folder hosts the file. Forms, sign-ins and browser storage don’t work, and these pages stay out of search engines.

*Picture: Clayroom · landing page copy, a page saved by ChatGPT: Learn the potter’s wheel in four Saturday mornings; Six people a class · clay, glazes and firing included; Starts Saturday 6 December · 10:00–12:30; £180 for the four weeks · no experience needed; Book a place → our booking page. Clayroom page check, a table saved by you (Check, Result, Action): Phone, 390 px wide, Headline fits, Keep; Photos, Our studio only, Keep; Book a place link, Opens booking page, Keep; Reviews, None supplied, Leave out.* The approved copy and the pre-publish check for an example pottery class page. The HTML file uses these words and goes live only when you turn on its public link.

## What you end up with

- **Clayroom · landing page copy** (a page, saved by ChatGPT): The approved words for an example pottery class, saved beside the HTML so a later rewrite starts from them. No made-up reviews.
- **Clayroom page check** (a table, added by you): What to check before you turn on the link: the phone layout, the photos and every link.

## Use the AI app as the landing page builder

A landing page has one visitor and one action. Here: someone who has never thrown a pot, and “Book a place”. Give the app the name, the offer, the price, the dates, your photos and where the button goes. Tell it to leave out reviews and promises you haven’t given it.

ChatGPT can preview some HTML in its code blocks. Claude can make a single-page website as an [artifact](https://1folderapp.com/how-to/claude-artifacts.md), and its Design template exports standalone HTML. Those are enough to make and look at a draft. 1folder adds a kept HTML file, its versions and a public address you control.

A good ChatGPT landing page generator request names the output: one complete HTML file, styles included, no build step. Ask for large text and a layout that works at 390 pixels wide, then open it on your phone before you send the link.

## What 1folder’s hosting is for

1folder serves a [public HTML file](https://1folderapp.com/how-to/host-html-file-free.md) at its own address on 1folder’s files site. Scripts run; forms, sign-ins and browser storage don’t. So the button links to a booking page you already use, rather than taking bookings on the page.

These pages are kept out of search engines and can’t use your own domain. They suit a class, an event or a campaign you share by link. If people need to find it on Google, or you need sign-ups or your own domain, put the HTML on a host that does those things.

## From approved copy to a live page

1. **Keep the copy and connect.** Save your approved words as a page in a Clayroom folder. Add https://1folderapp.com/mcp as a custom connector in [Claude](https://1folderapp.com/integrations/claude-connectors.md), or in [ChatGPT](https://1folderapp.com/integrations/chatgpt-connectors.md) on Business, Enterprise or Edu, and allow that folder.

   *Picture: 1folder’s Allow page: “ChatGPT wants to use your 1folder”, with Only the folders I pick in Clayroom and View and edit chosen, then Allow.*
2. **Ask for one HTML file.** Use the first request above. The app saves the page beside the copy; it can’t make it public.

   *Picture: In ChatGPT, you type: “Make a one-file HTML landing page from the Clayroom copy and save it to 1folder.” ChatGPT saves Clayroom classes.html (a web page saved by ChatGPT) to 1folder.*
3. **Check it, then turn on the link.** Open it on your phone, try every link and look at the photos. Then turn on the file’s public link yourself.

   *Picture: Share for Clayroom classes.html, with Public link turned on and the link ready to copy.*
4. **Change the same file.** When dates or prices change, ask any connected app to update the same HTML. The public link shows the new version; compare versions or undo if a change goes wrong.

## ChatGPT and Claude landing page prompts

- In ChatGPT: “Build a single HTML landing page for Clayroom’s Saturday wheel classes from the approved copy in 1folder. Keep the styles in the file, use the three studio photos I uploaded, make it work on a phone, and link “Book a place” to our booking page. No forms, no sign-in, no made-up reviews. Save it to 1folder as Clayroom classes.html.”
- In Claude: “Read the Clayroom copy in 1folder and make a one-file HTML landing page: a clear headline, what’s included, dates and price, the studio photos and a Book a place link to our booking page. Save it beside the copy; don’t make it public.”
- In Claude: “Update Clayroom classes.html in 1folder: the January course starts on the 10th. Change only the dates and keep the layout and links.”

## Questions

### Is 1folder a ChatGPT landing page generator?

No. There is no AI inside 1folder. ChatGPT or Claude writes the HTML; 1folder keeps it and puts it online when you turn on its public link.

### Can I publish a Claude landing page too?

Yes. Ask Claude for a single HTML file, then save or upload it. Check it and turn on its public link yourself.

### Can I take bookings or emails on the page?

Not on the page itself: forms don’t work on 1folder’s web pages. Link to the booking or sign-up service you already use.

### Can I use my own domain or rank the page on Google?

No. The pages live on 1folder’s files site, can’t use your own domain and are kept out of search engines.

### How many pages can I publish free?

Three live web pages on Free, with a thin 1folder bar. Pro has unlimited pages without the bar. You can turn a public link off at any time.

## Sources

- [OpenAI Help Center: Working with writing blocks and code blocks](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/20001246-working-with-writing-blocks-and-code-blocks-in-chatgpt)
- [Claude Help Center: What are artifacts and how do I use them?](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/17153992-what-are-artifacts-and-how-do-i-use-them)
- [OpenAI Help Center: Connecting custom servers in ChatGPT](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/12584461-connecting-custom-mcp-servers-in-chatgpt)
- [Claude Help Center: Use connectors to extend Claude’s capabilities](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11176164-use-connectors-to-extend-claude-s-capabilities)

Checked on November 11, 2026.

## Read next

- [Simple CRM for small business: one customer table and clear next steps](https://1folderapp.com/use-cases/simple-crm-for-small-business.md): Keep customers, next actions and account notes in a simple table. Ask your AI apps to update it in 1folder, with Board view and versions for each saved change.
- [AI content calendar: dates tied to a brief and a real draft](https://1folderapp.com/use-cases/ai-content-calendar.md): Ask ChatGPT to plan content around a real brief and dates. Keep the calendar, channel drafts and revisions in 1folder, with one current link for your team.
- [Competitor analysis with ChatGPT: a table you can check](https://1folderapp.com/use-cases/competitor-analysis-chatgpt.md): A competitor analysis ChatGPT prompt that returns sources and dates, and a table you keep in 1folder and update when prices change.
- [An AI agent workspace: shared files for every agent you use](https://1folderapp.com/use-cases/ai-agent-workspace.md): 1folder gives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and your chat apps one shared workspace of files. Each agent gets its own access; every change is a version.

[Add 1folder to your AI app, free](https://1folderapp.com/signin) · [All resources](https://1folderapp.com/resources.md)

Website: https://1folderapp.com/ · Contact: hello@1folderapp.com
