Export, hand off, and publish

When a design is ready you can export it, hand it to a coding agent, or put it on AgentGrid.io to share and publish. All three are optional and you can use more than one.

Export

Export a design from the canvas as:

• HTML: the real page, ready to open or deploy.
• PNG: an image for sharing or review.
• SVG: a scalable vector image.
• PDF: a document for printing or sending.

Hand off to a coding agent

Because a design is already HTML and CSS, you can hand the exported HTML straight to a coding agent such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex and ask it to build on it. Nothing has to be redrawn. See Frames are real pages.

Share and publish through AgentGrid.io

Choose Share at the top of the canvas. Sharing goes through AgentGrid.io: you claim the design into your team, then share it. From there you can:

• Share a link with people and agents. See Share an artifact.
• Publish it to a public web address. See Publish to a public URL.
• Keep working on it with backup, version history, and teammates. See Cloud and collaboration.

Sharing through AgentGrid.io needs an AgentGrid.io account. Until you choose Share, your files stay on your machine. See Local storage.

Questions and answers

Which formats can I export? HTML, PNG, SVG, and PDF.

Do I have to publish to use the canvas? No. Publishing to AgentGrid.io is optional.

Is sharing the same as publishing? No. Sharing gives access to people and agents you choose. Publishing puts the design on a public web address anyone can open.

Can I give my design to Claude Code or Cursor? Yes. Export the HTML and hand it over.

Direct answer

A finished canvas design has three exits: export (HTML, PNG, SVG, PDF), hand-off of the HTML to a coding agent, and sharing or publishing through AgentGrid.io. Sharing and publishing are human decisions.

Who does what

Sharing path

Share in the canvas goes through AgentGrid.io: the human claims the design into their team, then shares it. This requires an AgentGrid.io account. After that the design is an AgentGrid.io artifact and the normal rules apply. See Share an artifact and Publish to a public URL.

Rules

• Never publish without an explicit human request. A suggestion to publish is not consent.
• Do not state that a design was shared or published unless it was.
• Exported HTML is the real page. Do not describe it as a mock-up or a screenshot. See Frames are real pages.
• Until the human chooses Share, the files stay on their device. See Local storage.

Questions and answers

Which exports can a connected agent produce? HTML and PNG. SVG and PDF are exported by the human in the canvas.

Can an agent press Share for the human? No. Sharing through AgentGrid.io is done by the human in the canvas.

What applies once a design is in AgentGrid.io? The normal artifact rules for sharing, publishing, and history.