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Co-authored-by: Ben Yoshiwara <yoshiwara.b@gmail.com>

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 Art Blocks is excited to announce a new advancement in our commitment to preserving the unique digital artworks created on our platform: the deployment of our on-chain generator contract. This represents a step forward in ensuring the perpetual availability and accessibility of Art Blocks pieces.
 
-Want to see it in action? Check out our [demo repository](https://github.com/ArtBlocks/on-chain-generator-viewer) and [demo site](https://artblocks.io/onchain) to see how easy it is to display Art Blocks works with the on-chain generator!
+Want to see it in action? Check out our [demo repository](https://github.com/ArtBlocks/on-chain-generator-viewer) and [demo site](https://artblocks.io/onchain/generator) to see how easy it is to display Art Blocks works with the on-chain generator!
 
 ## Progressing Art Blocks Preservation
 
 In the past, viewing an Art Blocks piece relied on a centralized [generator](https://docs.artblocks.io/creator-docs/art-blocks-101/generator/) to assemble the HTML document that makes up an artwork, combining a project’s script and dependencies. The project's creative code and essential parameters are stored on-chain, and while the artwork can be manually reconstructed by anyone, for convenience Art Blocks has served artworks up with a backend.
 
-This new on-chain generator removes the need for that backend entirely, allowing anyone to retrieve any Art Blocks artwork entirely from calls to our smart contract.
+This new on-chain generator removes the need for that backend entirely, allowing anyone to retrieve any Art Blocks artwork entirely using just a single call to our smart contract.
 
 ![Diagram of old system with 3 inputs (p5js, HTML template, artwork js), processing (a cloud icon), and output (a pretty artwork)](#)