Guide

Get your Gemini Canvas out as HTML

Gemini Canvas can build a web page but cannot export it as an HTML file. The export menu offers Docs, Slides, PDF and Colab.

A Canvas share link "only opens in gemini.google.com", not in the mobile app. To get a real page: open the code view, copy the contents, save as index.html, upload it to sharehtml.org, send the link. It opens on any phone. Exporter browser extensions exist; you do not need one for a single-file page.

What Gemini's share link does and does not do

Copy the code out

  1. Open the Canvas. Switch from the preview to the code view.
  2. Select all and copy. If Gemini split CSS or JavaScript into tabs, ask it to combine everything into one HTML file first.
  3. Paste into a text editor and save as index.html.
  4. Open the file from disk in your browser to check it renders.

Turn the file into a link

Drop index.html on sharehtml.org, or paste the code straight into the box. You get https://name.sharehtml.org. No account, 5 MB per file, kept forever, served byte-for-byte.

Send that link. It opens in any browser, on any phone, with no Google sign-in.

Do you need an exporter extension?

Browser extensions that export Gemini Canvas to PDF, Markdown or Slides exist. For a web page you do not need one: the code view already contains the whole file. Extensions help when you want a document format, not a page.

Gemini share link vs sharehtml.org

Gemini Canvas sharesharehtml.org
Opens on a phonegemini.google.com only, not the appany browser
Viewer needs Google sign-inimplied by the surfaceno
Workspace accountscannot share by linksame as everyone
Your HTML served as-isnoyes
Password or privatenoPro
Expiryuntil deletednever

Questions

Can I export Gemini Canvas as HTML directly?

No. The export menu has Docs, Slides, PDF and Colab. Copy the code view instead.

Can I update the page after changing it in Gemini?

Yes. Open your management link on sharehtml.org and replace the file. The link stays the same.

Will the page be on Google?

Not unless you publish it to search on Pro. Free pages carry a noindex header.