Assistant-native publishing
Publia works inside Claude and Codex through a one-time skill install, then lets you publish with a simple 'publish this' prompt.
Publia
Publia turns pages made in Claude or Codex into a live web page at a publia.sh address, and also supports CLI upload and browser drag-and-drop. It is free to start, with Pro adding custom domains, footer removal, password protection, and more storage.
Overview
Publia is a publishing layer for AI-generated pages and other simple web content. It turns what you make in Claude or Codex into a live page at a real URL, and it also supports direct uploads from the terminal or browser drag-and-drop.
The product is built around a one-time setup: install the Publia skill, sign in, and then ask your assistant to publish. Free publishing includes a publia.sh address, while Pro adds custom domains, footer removal, password protection, a personal home page, and more storage.
Features
CLI upload
A page can be pushed live from the terminal with `npx publia-cli upload ./site`, which is useful when you already have a folder of files ready to go.
Drag-and-drop publishing
You can drop a file into the browser at publia.ai and put it online without setting up an assistant or command line workflow.
Hosted public links
Published pages get a `publia.sh` address on the free plan, with automatic HTTPS and an always-on shareable link.
Paid publishing controls
Pro adds custom domains, footer removal, password protection for any page, a personal home page, and increased storage.
Use Cases
Publish directly from Claude or Codex
Use Publia when you want an AI assistant to turn a draft, landing page, or announcement into a live web page without switching to a separate site builder.
Ship a folder from the terminal
Use the CLI when your content already exists as files in a local folder and you want to upload the whole site in one command.
Put a file online from the browser
Use browser drag-and-drop when you have a simple file or page and want to get it online with minimal setup.
Brand and protect published pages
Use Pro when you need a branded site on your own domain, with the option to remove the Publia footer and password-protect pages.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports Claude and Codex with a one-time skill install.
- Also offers terminal upload and browser drag-and-drop publishing.
- Free to start with no card required.
- Pages can be exported anytime as plain files.
- Automatic HTTPS is included on published pages.
Cons
- The free plan uses a publia.sh subdomain rather than a custom domain.
- Footer removal and password protection are Pro features.
- The pricing page does not describe advanced collaboration, form handling, or visitor analytics as included features.
FAQ
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The setup guides say you can describe what you want and let Claude or Codex make the page, then publish it through Publia.
Where does a published page live?
Published pages live at a publia.sh address by default. Upgrading to Pro lets you connect your own custom domain.
What changes when I upgrade to Pro?
The free plan is free forever and does not require a card. Pro adds custom domains, footer removal, more storage, password protection, and a personal home page.
Can I export my pages?
The site says pages can be exported anytime as plain files, so you can keep your work outside the service.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI publishing tool
- Primary workflow
- Make a page in Claude or Codex, then publish it through Publia
- Other inputs
- Terminal upload and browser drag-and-drop
- Free plan
- Free forever with no card required
- Paid plan
- Pro for custom domains and footer removal
- Domain
- publia.ai / publia.sh
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