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Drop your Static HTML export files from Pluto here to upload them to pluto.land. You get a link to view the notebook online that you can share.

pluto.land is a simple web service to make it easier to share Pluto HTML exports, run by the Pluto.jl team.

Example notebook

Here is a notebook that was uploaded to pluto.land: https://pluto.land/n/cibk2zp8

How does it work?

Step 1: Export your notebook to HTML with Pluto

Start Pluto, and write your notebook. When you're done, click the Export button in the top right corner of the notebook, and select Static HTML. Save the file to your computer (for example, in your Downloads folder). Learn more about exporting notebooks.

Step 2: Upload your notebook here

Go to the top of this page and drop your HTML file onto the upload area. Your notebook will be uploaded to our cloud.

Step 3: Share your notebook

The site will generate a link to view your notebook. Share this link with others to let them view your notebook.

FAQ

Who can see my notebooks?

All uploaded notebooks become public, but unlisted. This means that only people with the link can view the notebook. There is no public search or indexing of notebooks. (We might add more options in the future, but notebooks uploaded right now will aways remain unlisted.)

How long are notebooks stored?

Notebooks will be stored for at least 2 years after their last view. We will try our best to keep notebooks online as long as time and funding allows.

What about @bind interactivity?

pluto.land only hosts static HTML exports and Pluto recordings. For exporting notebooks with @bind interactivity, you need to run your own web server, with PlutoSliderServer.jl. Because this requires a running Julia process, it is not possible for us to offer this for free.

Where are my notebooks stored?

Your notebooks are stored in cloud services managed by the Pluto team.

Specifically, notebook assets (.jl, .plutostate) are stored on Cloudflare R2 (WEUR), our database is stored on Supabase (eu-west-3), and the site runs on Deno Deploy (global edge).

Does this help with reproducibility?

Yes! By hosting your notebook on pluto.land, you are making it easier for others to reproduce your work. Pluto notebooks contain their own Julia code, together with Julia, Pluto and package versions used to run the notebook.

All notebooks on pluto.land have an "Edit or run this notebook" button. Here, you can download the original .jl file, or you can run the notebook in your browser with binder (no installation required).

📨 Feedback

Have feedback? Open an issue on GitHub, or email us.