Guide

Share the HTML ChatGPT made you

ChatGPT writes HTML and can preview it in a code block, but it does not host pages. The Canvas side panel was removed from the GPT-5.5 models in mid-2026.

To share what it made:

  1. Ask for "one complete HTML file with CSS and JavaScript inline".
  2. Click Copy on the code block.
  3. Save it as page.html.
  4. Drop it on sharehtml.org.
  5. Send the link.

No account. If ChatGPT gave you separate CSS or JS files, ask it to inline them first. A single file is the only thing that survives sharing. The same steps work for Copilot, Grok, Perplexity and DeepSeek.

Why ChatGPT cannot give you a link

ChatGPT renders HTML in a preview pane inside chatgpt.com. That pane is not a web server. Its share links show a preview page with an "Edit with ChatGPT" button, not your file. One source reports that recipients need to be signed in for the preview to work. Business and workspace shares redirect outsiders away.

So the recipient sees ChatGPT's page about your page. To send the page itself, host the file.

The steps in detail

1. Get one file

Paste this into the chat: "Give me the whole page as one HTML file. Put the CSS in a style tag and the JavaScript in a script tag. No external files."

2. Save it

Copy the code block, open any text editor, paste, and save as page.html. On Windows, pick "All files" in the save dialog so it is not saved as page.html.txt.

3. Upload it

Drop the file on sharehtml.org, or paste the code straight into the box. You get https://name.sharehtml.org plus a management link for later edits.

4. Send the link

It opens on any phone or laptop. The recipient needs no account and no ChatGPT. The page is served exactly as you uploaded it.

Updating the page after another round with ChatGPT

Open your management link and replace the file. The address stays the same, so the link you already sent keeps working. Pro keeps the previous versions.

Tailwind CDN, fonts and images

ChatGPT often adds a Tailwind CDN script tag or Google Fonts link. Those keep working on sharehtml.org because the page is served on its own origin with no content security policy of ours in the way. Images pasted as data URIs count toward the 5 MB free limit (25 MB on Pro).

Copilot, Grok, Perplexity, DeepSeek

None of them hosts pages either. Copy the code block, save as .html, upload. If the tool split the page into several files, ask it to inline them into one.

Questions

Does the link expire?

No. Free pages on sharehtml.org are kept until you delete them.

Can I keep it private?

Free links are unlisted and unguessable. Pro ($5 a month) adds a password or owner-only viewing.

Can I get it on Google?

Pro pages can be published to search. Free pages carry a noindex header.

Is there a size limit?

5 MB per file free, 25 MB on Pro.