Claude Pro
【Claude Pro】Can I use Projects, Artifacts, and other Pro features?
Yes — the shared account is a full Pro plan; here's how to set up Projects, work with Artifacts, and share the space politely.
Can I use Projects, Artifacts, and other Pro features?
Yes. You're on a full Pro account, so Projects, Artifacts, file uploads, and vision all work exactly as they would on your own subscription — nothing is stripped down.
Projects: pin your context in place
Projects shine for ongoing, multi-session work on one theme (a thesis, a codebase):
- In the claude.ai sidebar, click "Projects" → "New Project" and name it.
- Upload reference files under "Project knowledge" on the right — Claude remembers them across every chat in that project.
- Add custom "Instructions" if you like, e.g. "Always answer in formal English".
- Every new chat you start inside the project carries that context automatically, so you stop re-pasting material.
Sharing note: Projects are visible to all members. Prefix yours with an initial (e.g. "K — thesis analysis") so people can tell them apart, leave other members' projects alone, and delete projects you no longer need — it frees space and protects your own material.
Artifacts: the live preview panel
When Claude writes code, a web page, an SVG, or a long document, it opens in the Artifacts panel beside the chat:
- Live preview for HTML/React output — iterate and watch it update.
- Version switcher to step back through earlier revisions.
- Copy or download buttons in the corner — save anything you care about to your own device as soon as it looks right.
If the panel never appears, check that Artifacts is toggled on under Settings → feature options.
Everything else that works
- File uploads: drag PDFs, Word/Excel files, images, and code straight into the message box.
- Image understanding: upload screenshots for OCR, chart reading, or explanations.
- Voice input in the mobile app: available.
The one exception: leave anything under account/security settings, login methods, or full data export untouched. Every regular feature is fair game.
