Publish pages
Create an HTML or Markdown page and get its shareable link, PDF link and edit link.
create_page
Canvasbin for ChatGPT
Publish pages from ChatGPT
Add Canvasbin to ChatGPT as an app. ChatGPT can then publish its answers, HTML and canvas drafts as pages with a shareable link and a PDF, and update them later.
Add Canvasbin to ChatGPT
In ChatGPT, add Canvasbin as a connector:
- Open Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings and turn on Developer mode.
- Choose Create, name it Canvasbin and paste the URL below, with OAuth authentication.
- Pick Canvasbin from the tools menu in a chat.
Connector URL
The first time it publishes a page, your assistant asks you to sign in to Canvasbin.
Prompts to try
- “Make this into a nicely formatted Canvasbin page and send me the link.”
- “Publish this meeting summary as a page I can share with the client.”
- “Turn this table into an interactive chart page on Canvasbin.”
- “Update the itinerary page with the new flight times.”
What your assistant can do
Update pages
Change a page’s content or title. Everyone viewing it sees the change live.
update_page
Read pages
Fetch a page back to revise, summarise or build on it.
get_page
Browse your library
List your pages, pages shared with you and your team pages.
list_pages
Delete pages
Remove a page you no longer need. Clients that support it ask you to confirm first.
delete_page
Share with people
Invite people by email as viewers or editors (Team plan).
share_page
Publish to a team
Create pages in a shared team space everyone can edit.
list_teams
Comment
Read and reply to comments on team pages.
add_comment
Questions
- Can I share a ChatGPT canvas as a web page?
- Yes. Ask ChatGPT to publish the canvas to Canvasbin and you get a link anyone can open, plus a PDF download. Ask again later and ChatGPT updates the same page.
- Who can see the pages ChatGPT publishes?
- Only people with the link, or people you invite. Pages have unguessable addresses and are kept out of search engines.
- Does it work with Codex?
- Yes. Add Canvasbin to Codex with one command, sign in, and Codex can publish pages from your terminal.
What people build with it
DevelopersRelease health, architecture maps and weekly engineering digests, generated from your repos and tools.BusinessSales pipelines, support pulses and client status pages, refreshed from your CRM, helpdesk and project tools.Family & hobbiesOur kids’ junior parkrun dashboard, rebuilt from result emails every Sunday, plus ideas for clubs and hobbies.