Artefact has a built-in AI editor for HTML. Upload a page or a deck, open any section, describe the change you want, and the AI updates the HTML for you. Preview the result, undo if it's not right, re-share the same link. No exporting, no copy-pasting into a code editor, no losing the original.
To edit an HTML artefact with AI: open it in Artefact, describe the change in plain English, and the AI rewrites the file in place — no code editor required.
You don't need to know the difference between flex and grid to fix a layout. Tell the AI what's wrong — "the hero feels too tight on mobile", "make the CTA stand out more", "rewrite the second section in a friendlier tone" — and you get back working HTML that renders the same way in every browser. No prompt engineering, no markdown intermediate.
Every AI edit is undoable. Try something bold, look at it side-by-side with the original, then keep it or roll it back. The share link never changes, so reviewers and clients always see the latest version without you sending a new URL after every tweak.
Lovable, Claude, v0, Bolt, Replit Agent — they all spit out HTML that's 90% there. The AI editor is the last-mile tool: polish the copy, fix the spacing, swap the palette, tighten the structure, then send the link. No round-trip back to the model that generated it.
Copy rewrites, tone changes, colour and typography swaps, restructuring sections, adding or removing components, fixing broken layouts. Anything you can describe in a sentence about the HTML.
Yes — edits are applied to the live artefact so the share link stays in sync. The previous version is kept so you can undo the last AI edit at any time.
Yes. Every artefact has a one-click Undo last AI edit button that reverts to the version before the most recent change.
Artefact uses frontier models from Google and OpenAI under the hood. You don't need to bring your own API key — it's included with your plan.
Yes. AI editing is available on every Artefact plan during the Beta period. Fair-use limits apply.