Drag a local .html file onto the page. A few seconds later you get a live URL anyone can open. No signup, no build step, no server config.
How is this different from hosting it myself?
Self-hosting means a domain, a server and certificates. This turns a single HTML file into one link — made for sharing a report, a prototype or an AI-generated page.
Will my HTML be modified?
No. Your file is hosted as-is — nothing rewritten, reflowed or wrapped in a template. The link shows exactly what you saw locally.
Can other people open the link?
Yes. The URL is public. Send it to anyone and it opens in their browser with nothing to install.
Is it free? Does the link expire?
Links published without an account last 7 days. Sign in and they stay permanently, manageable from your workspace.
How large can the file be?
Up to 2MB per file. Inline CSS, JavaScript and base64 images all work.