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The Artifacts wall shows workspace documents and uploaded files in one gallery. Signed-in editors can upload a supported file by dropping it on the wall.

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Publish a file

  1. Open Artifacts.
  2. Drag a supported file onto the wall.
  3. Drop it when the wall shows the upload state.
The browser saves the file in the workspace root and may change its filename. It does not let you choose a nested path. Dropping a file with different contents but the same saved filename adds a version. Dropping the same contents again makes no change. There is no separate Republish button. Drop the replacement file again.

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Supported uploads

The browser accepts PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, SVG, PDF, MP4, WebM, JSON, CSV, plain text, CSS, ZIP, and JavaScript when the browser reports application/javascript. Add Markdown and HTML through the document file tree. Each uploaded file can be at most 100 MiB.

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Review an artifact

The wall lists the newest items first and supports Filter artifacts. Select a Markdown item to open its document. Select another item to open the viewer. Files that render there show Open raw. Other uploaded file types open a tile with Download. Use Previous, Next, or Close to move through or leave the viewer. The Download link uses the file’s raw-file URL. Depending on the file type and browser, it may open the file instead of downloading it. Sandboxed HTML renders through the signed-in app. Image, video, and PDF previews use living raw URLs. Those previews fail in Only you and Your organization workspaces. Hosted and Cloudflare raw origins return 404; the default container setup may return the app page instead. Other file types use a download tile. Treat active HTML, SVG, and JavaScript as untrusted even when Workspaces sandboxes them. Review the sandbox policy and safe steps in How Workspaces handles active content.

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Use artifact versions

On desktop, the version panel shows Versions, latest, viewing vN, back to latest, and Copy frozen link. A frozen link keeps serving the exact old bytes while the workspace exists. The panel shows the newest 50 versions and is hidden on smaller screens. Mobile users cannot browse or copy artifact versions from the current wall. The gallery stops after 200 items and shows 200+. It has no next-page control.

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Delete an uploaded path

The browser has no artifact delete action. The live API can delete the current path, but retained versions and frozen URLs remain until the whole workspace is deleted. Deleting a path does not reduce artifact quota use. The anonymous artifact page can show Sign up to save a copy. That action only signs in and returns to the same URL; it does not create a copy or fork. The file types and limits page lists upload, quota, gallery, and version limits. Reviewed July 21, 2026. Maintained by the Plannotator documentation team.
Last modified on July 24, 2026