Drop the .html file an AI gave you and get a link that opens as a real web page. No app, no account.
Any supported file works. Code: HTML · ZIP · JSON · JSONL · YAML · TOML · XML · SQL · MD · INI · ENV · PROPERTIES · LOG · WASM
Drag the file ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini gave you onto the box above. A single .html with everything inline is exactly what this is for.
The file is validated and served as a real web page at its own short URL, so the browser renders it instead of downloading it.
Tap the link on your phone and the page loads like any website. Send the same URL to anyone else.
iOS and Android hand a downloaded .html to whatever app claims it, and most show raw code or nothing at all. A URL has no such ambiguity.
Opened from a chat app or a cloud drive, an .html arrives as a download rather than a page. Hosting it makes the browser treat it as a site.
A file on your device is only yours. A link works for everyone you send it to, on any device, with nothing to install.
Upload it here and open the link you get back. A downloaded .html has no reliable app to open it on iOS or Android, but the same file served at a URL renders as an ordinary web page in Safari or Chrome.
Save the file from the chat, drop it on the box above, and tap the link. Single-file pages from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini keep their styling, images, and scripts, because everything is already inline.
Because it was handed over with a download header, or opened from an app with no browser engine. Publishing it here serves it as text/html, which is what tells the browser to render the page.
No. Drop the file and you get a link. Anonymous links last 48 hours; signing in free keeps them online until you go 3 months without signing in and raises the size cap to 20 MB.
Yes, when they are inline, which is how AI tools export. If the page references separate image or CSS files, zip the whole folder and upload that instead so every asset is published together.
Built a whole site rather than one page? Upload the folder as a ZIP. Want it live for longer? Host a site without an account.
Guides to putting a static site online from an HTML file, a ZIP or your AI tool, with no sign-up.
Publish a static site with no account: drop an HTML file or a ZIP and get a public link that stays up 48 hours. A free account keeps it online longer.
Upload a ZIP of files or a static site and get one URL that serves the whole folder in place: index.html at the root, every asset at its relative path. Free.
Put an HTML file online with no account: get a public link that stays up 48 hours. A free account keeps it online if you sign in every 3 months.
Built a site with ChatGPT or Claude? Upload the HTML or ZIP your AI tool made and get a live URL, without signup.