From paste to live link
Build Your First Vibe
Your first vibe can go live in one sitting: paste the code you have, watch it run, press Publish, and share the link. The steps on this page use the exact button names you will see.
Beginner tutorial for the first runnable Vibecodr publish.
Implementation focus
Use this the first time you publish, or whenever you want the shortest path from code on your clipboard to a link you can share.
Expected outcomes
- Start a draft from the Paste your code lane in Studio.
- Publish with a title and description people understand.
- Copy the live link and share it anywhere.
- Know when BUMP IT is the right next move.
From pasted code to a live link
Your first publish can happen in one sitting: paste the code you already have, watch it run, press Publish, and walk away with a link. Studio takes a whole file or just a fragment — HTML, CSS, or React — and turns it into a draft that runs right away.
Every step below names the real button you will see on screen, in order.
- 1. Open Studio. The launchpad shows the lanes for starting a draft.
- 2. Pick Paste your code, drop in what you have, and press Open in Studio. Your code becomes a running draft with a live preview.
- 3. When the preview looks right, press Publish in the top bar.
- 4. The Almost there! dialog opens once your vibe is live. Add a title and a short description so people know what they are opening.
- 5. The It's live block shows your link. Press Copy link and send it to someone.
After your link is out
Open your own link after publishing. What you see there is what everyone else with the link gets — if it plays for you, it plays for them.
Keep API keys and other secrets out of anything you paste. A published vibe runs in the viewer's browser, so browser code is never the place for credentials. When an idea needs that kind of trusted work, it belongs in a Pulse — after the first publish, not before.
- Just posting a single file as-is, no editing? Paste it into the Composer instead.
- A clear title and description help feeds and link previews explain your vibe.
- When you improve it later, press BUMP IT to update the same post and keep the same link.
- Bigger projects — multiple files, assets, imports, backends — start from the other Studio lanes when you are ready.
Example and read next
Example: you have a tiny game in one HTML file. Open Studio, pick Paste your code, press Open in Studio, check the preview, press Publish, add a title in the Almost there! dialog, then press Copy link and send it to a friend.
Use these related pages when you need the next layer of guidance. They point to the most likely follow-up tasks, not every page that happens to touch the same system.
- Read next: VibeComposer
- Read next: Studio
- Read next: Publish & Share
- Read next: BUMP IT
From pasted code to a live link
Your first publish can happen in one sitting: paste the code you already have, watch it run, press Publish, and walk away with a link. Studio takes a whole file or just a fragment — HTML, CSS, or React — and turns it into a draft that runs right away.
Every step below names the real button you will see on screen, in order.
- 1. Open Studio. The launchpad shows the lanes for starting a draft.
- 2. Pick Paste your code, drop in what you have, and press Open in Studio. Your code becomes a running draft with a live preview.
- 3. When the preview looks right, press Publish in the top bar.
- 4. The Almost there! dialog opens once your vibe is live. Add a title and a short description so people know what they are opening.
- 5. The It's live block shows your link. Press Copy link and send it to someone.
After your link is out
Open your own link after publishing. What you see there is what everyone else with the link gets — if it plays for you, it plays for them.
Keep API keys and other secrets out of anything you paste. A published vibe runs in the viewer's browser, so browser code is never the place for credentials. When an idea needs that kind of trusted work, it belongs in a Pulse — after the first publish, not before.
- Just posting a single file as-is, no editing? Paste it into the Composer instead.
- A clear title and description help feeds and link previews explain your vibe.
- When you improve it later, press BUMP IT to update the same post and keep the same link.
- Bigger projects — multiple files, assets, imports, backends — start from the other Studio lanes when you are ready.
Example and read next
Example: you have a tiny game in one HTML file. Open Studio, pick Paste your code, press Open in Studio, check the preview, press Publish, add a title in the Almost there! dialog, then press Copy link and send it to a friend.
Use these related pages when you need the next layer of guidance. They point to the most likely follow-up tasks, not every page that happens to touch the same system.
- Read next: VibeComposer
- Read next: Studio
- Read next: Publish & Share
- Read next: BUMP IT