Share an HTML file with one link.

Drop the file. Get https://name.sharehtml.org. Kept forever.

Drop an HTML file here, or click to chooseup to 5 MB - .html

By uploading you agree to the terms. Free pages are unlisted and kept forever.

sharehtml.org turns an HTML file into a link. Drop the file or paste the code, get https://name.sharehtml.org, send it. No account, no expiry, nothing injected into your page: the file is served byte-for-byte on its own origin. Free pages are unlisted (search engines are told not to index them), up to 5 MB each, about 25 per person. Pro is $5 a month or $40 a year and adds private pages, custom names, version history, view counts and publish-to-search. It exists because in the age of AI everyone generates an HTML file, and sending the file itself does not work.

No account
Drop a file and get a link. Sign in later only if you want your pages in one place.
Kept forever
Free pages do not expire. No trial timer, no cleanup sweep, no upsell.
Byte-for-byte
Served unmodified on its own origin. No badge, no script, no analytics injected.

How it works

01
Drop the file
One .html file up to 5 MB, or paste the code. What ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini give you works as-is.
02
Get the link
The page is live at its own address in about a second. Copy it, open it, or scan the QR code.
03
Send it
Anyone can open the link on any device with no account. Free links are unlisted: open to whoever has them, hidden from search engines.

From the terminal or an agent

One request, JSON back. No key needed for free pages; add a bearer token for Pro.

curl -X POST https://sharehtml.org/api/v1/pages \
  -H "Content-Type: text/html" \
  --data-binary @page.html

Returns {"url": "https://name.sharehtml.org/", ...}. Details in the API docs and the page for agents.

Questions

How do I share an HTML file as a link?

Drop it above. You get https://name.sharehtml.org, which opens the page in any browser. Sending the file itself usually fails: Gmail strips scripts, Slack shows the source, and phones open it as text.

Does the link expire?

No. Free pages are kept forever. A page goes away only when you delete it or it breaks the acceptable-use policy.

Is there a size limit?

5 MB per file free, 25 MB on Pro. It is one file, so inline your CSS, JavaScript and images (as data URLs) first. Zip files and folders are not supported yet.

Will Google index my page?

Not unless you ask. Free pages are unlisted: the link works for anyone who has it, and search engines are told not to index it. Pro pages can be published to search, or locked behind a password.

Does sharehtml.org change my file?

No. The bytes you upload are the bytes served, on its own origin, with no badge, script or analytics added. Check it yourself: curl the link and diff.

Can I replace or delete a page later?

Yes. Every upload comes with a management link; keep it. Sign in and the page attaches to your account, where you can replace it, delete it, or rename it on Pro.

Is it safe to open a link someone sent me?

As safe as any web page. Each page runs on its own origin, so it cannot touch the data of another page or your sharehtml.org cookies, and uploads are screened for phishing patterns. Report anything suspicious at /report.

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