When Claude generates an Artifact, where does the content appear?

When Claude creates an Artifact, the content is displayed in a dedicated window to the right of the main chat — alongside the conversation rather than inside it. The transcript keeps a short reference to the Artifact; the substance, whether that is code, a document or a table, lives in the panel and stays there while you keep talking.

That split is the whole point. A four-hundred-line component pasted into the chat would push everything you said before it off the screen, and every revision would paste it again. Keeping it beside the conversation means the discussion stays readable on one side and the current state of the work is always a glance away on the other, without scrolling back through the drafts that came before it.

It is a panel in the same tab, not a separate browser tab and not a download. You can copy the content or export it whenever you want, but nothing has to leave the page for you to read it, edit it or carry on working on it.