How to share a ChatGPT Canvas dashboard
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ChatGPT Canvas has no share button, so a Canvas dashboard can’t be sent as a live link on its own. Copy the dashboard out of Canvas, paste it into Larssoni, and you get a link anyone can open — and it can keep itself up to date from your spreadsheet.
Canvas is a great place to build a dashboard and a poor place to share one: there’s no publish button and no link to hand out, so your work stays trapped in your own chat. The good news is the dashboard is right there and easy to lift out — once it’s out, it takes about a minute to turn it into a link anyone can open.
Canvas has no share button
ChatGPT Canvas is built for making things with the model, not for handing them to other people. There’s no publish button and no shareable link — so the dashboard you built stays inside your own chat, where no one else can reach it. Screenshotting it loses the interactivity; exporting a PDF freezes the numbers by Tuesday.
The fix is to lift the dashboard out of Canvas and give it a real link.
Get the dashboard out of Canvas
Copying it out takes a few seconds:
In ChatGPT, open the reply with your dashboard.
Hover the code block and click the Copy button in its corner.
Paste it into the box here.
Use the Copy button in the corner of the code block rather than selecting by hand — a hand-selection can miss the part of the dashboard that’s scrolled out of view.
Make it a live link
Paste what you copied into the box at the bottom of this page and you get a link anyone can open — no ChatGPT account, no Canvas, no wall. Choose who’s allowed in and send it.
Point the dashboard at your Google Sheet and it updates itself. Change the spreadsheet, and the link you already sent shows the new numbers.