Is it free to get a link?

Yes. Paste, look, and get a link without an account or a card.

I only want to look at the file.

Open it in View HTML: nothing is sent anywhere.

Does my HTML get uploaded when I paste it?

No. The preview is drawn by your own browser and nothing leaves it until you ask for a link.

Do CSS and JavaScript work in the preview?

Yes. Styles and scripts written inside the document run in the preview and on the shared page. Files the document points to by a relative path, such as images in a folder next to it, do not travel with a single pasted document. A page made of several files is published from an account as a folder.

How big can the HTML be?

Up to 1 MB for one document. Larger pages, and pages with their own image files, go through a project in an account.

Can I share the link with anyone?

Yes. Anyone with the link can open the page, and search engines are told not to list it. The address is derived from the document itself, so it cannot be guessed from another page's address.

Can I change the page after I have the link?

Not at that address: a changed document is a new page with a new link. To change a page in place and keep the address, keep it in your account first.

What happens after 24 hours?

The link stops opening. Anyone who opened the page can keep it in their account before that: it becomes a project of theirs, with its own address and history, and stays up for as long as they want.

Paste HTML, get a link.
A page anyone can open, in a minute.

Paste your HTML or drop the file in, and the page appears at once, drawn by your own browser. When it looks right, get a link you can send to anyone. No account needed.

Your HTML

or drop a file anywhere here

The link works for 24 hours.

How it looks

How it works

Paste or drop the HTML
Paste the code into the editor or drop the .html file on it. The preview redraws as you type, inside your own browser.
Check the page
Look at it the way the reader will: scroll it, click the links. Nothing has been sent anywhere yet.
Get the link
Press "Get a link to send". The page gets an address of its own that opens for 24 hours for anyone you send it to. Keep it in your account, and it becomes a site of yours with a permanent address.

What people open this page for

See a page an AI assistant wrote
ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and other assistants hand you HTML as a block of code. Paste it here to look at the page instead of the code, and send the link rather than the file. Why an artifact is not yet a website covers what changes when the page has to live somewhere.
Send a report, proposal or mockup as a link
An .html attachment opens as a page on one phone and as raw code on the next. A link opens the same way everywhere, and the reader needs nothing installed.
Show a client a draft before the site exists
A landing page or a one-page prototype can go out as a link today and become a site with its own address the moment it is approved, without being rebuilt anywhere.

From a link to a site

The link opens for 24 hours for anyone you send it to. The page carries a small Birta mark, is closed to search engines, and is not tied to any account.

When a draft turns into something to keep, one click copies it into your account as a project: a permanent address, a history of versions, and remarks from the people you send it to, made directly on the page. The temporary page and the project then live on separately.

For a page that has to stay up from the start, or one made of several files, see the four ways to put an HTML file online for free and how to turn HTML into a link you can send. For one page and one person, start with how to share an HTML file so it opens as a page.

Paste HTML, get a link.A page anyone can open, in a minute.

How it works

Paste or drop the HTML

Check the page

Get the link