Share DeepSeek HTML as a live web page

You asked chat.deepseek.com for an HTML page and clicked Run. The page runs in a panel beside the chat, inside DeepSeek's screen. Now you want someone else to open it on a phone or a Chromebook. You have the code in the answer, or the .html file you downloaded. How do you show it to them?

This page covers how DeepSeek shows HTML with Run, Download, and Copy, and what a share link shows the other person. You get 4 steps to publish the code at a link that opens on phones and Chromebooks. You also see how to fix the page after it is live.

What you can do with HTML inside DeepSeek

In DeepSeek's web chat at chat.deepseek.com, an html code block has 3 buttons: Copy, Download, and Run. Code blocks in languages other than html, svg, and xml have only Copy and Download. Nothing in DeepSeek's chat screens offers to publish a page or give it its own web address.

• Run opens the page beside the chat. A panel opens named after the page's <title>, or HTML, where the page runs inside DeepSeek's screen.
• Download saves the code as an .html file. The file name starts with deepseek_html_ and the date.
• Copy copies the code. Click it to copy your code and paste it into the box at the top of this page.

If you want to check the page outside DeepSeek, the HTML viewer shows the page in your own browser, at a phone's width too.

Three ways to let someone open your DeepSeek page

• DeepSeek shows the whole conversation. Anyone who opens a link starting with chat.deepseek.com/share/ sees your prompts, the answers, and the raw code. DeepSeek displays this note on that screen: "Anyone with the link can view the conversation you've shared. Please check for sensitive or private content. You can manage shared links anytime in Settings > Data." DeepSeek's note does not say whether the person who opens the link can Run the page. Deleting your chat turns off its share links, and nothing in DeepSeek's chat screens offers to publish a page or give it its own web address.
• Files rely on the other person's phone. When you send an .html file directly, the page opens in whatever app their device chooses. It does not give them a web address to bookmark or share. You can preview code on your own machine with the HTML viewer, where the page runs in your browser without sending code to Convika.
• Publishing creates a standalone web link. On the page's screen, click Publish, choose Public under Who can open this page?, and click Publish again. Click Copy next to the Live URL to copy the address. Paste it into an email or a message. The other person opens the page in their browser on a phone, a computer, or a Chromebook, with no DeepSeek account and no Convika account. The address stays the same until you click Unpublish. The Free plan covers 1 published page with no credit card and adds a small “Convika: share your HTML as a link, free” bar at the bottom, which Pro ($12 a month) removes. You can read how to share an HTML file as a link and compare other hosts.

Publish the HTML in 4 steps

The preview link from the upload box works for 3 minutes with scripts and forms turned off. To let someone else use buttons and games, publish the page and send the live link.

1. Paste DeepSeek's code into the box

In your DeepSeek answer, click Copy on the HTML code block, or click Download to save an .html file. Switch the box at the top of this page to Paste code and paste the code, or choose Upload a file to pick the file. Then click Get my preview link. If DeepSeek gave you separate blocks for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, ask it to put everything into one HTML file first.

2. Keep the page and check that it runs

Click Keep this page to sign up without a credit card and move the file into your account. On the page's screen, click Open preview to view a private preview where your scripts run. The Free plan covers 1 published page.

3. Publish it

On the page's screen, click Publish. Under Who can open this page?, choose Public, then click Publish again. Your page goes live at an address like yourpage.convika.page, which stays the same until you click Unpublish. Free includes 10,000 page views a month across all your pages.

4. Copy the link and send it

Click Copy next to the Live URL to copy the address. Paste it into an email or a message. Anyone you send it to can open the page in their browser on a phone, a computer, or a Chromebook, without creating a DeepSeek account or a Convika account.

Update your live page at the same link

A page published on Convika is a copy, so changing the code in DeepSeek does not update the live page. To update it, open the page's screen and look under New version from a file. Switch to Paste code and paste your new code, or pick your file. Click Upload as a new version. Uploading uses 0 AI credits. When the card says Preview v2 is ready, click Open preview to check the changes. Then click Publish v2 at the same link. The link you already sent now opens the fixed page. Do not click Upload an HTML file in the dashboard, because that creates a new page at a new address.

Frequently asked questions

How to share an HTML page DeepSeek made

Publish the code on Convika to give your HTML page its own web address. In DeepSeek, click Copy on the HTML code block, or click Download to save the .html file. Go to the box at the top of this page, switch to Paste code, and click Get my preview link. Click Keep this page — free, no card to sign up, then click Publish on the page's screen. Pick Public and click Publish again. Convika puts your page live at an address like yourpage.convika.page. Copy that link and send it in a message.

What does a DeepSeek share link show the other person

A DeepSeek share link shows the conversation itself rather than a standalone website. The person who opens it sees your prompts, DeepSeek's answers, and the raw code blocks. DeepSeek's note warns that anyone with the link can view what you shared, and it does not say whether the other person can run the page. If you delete the chat in DeepSeek, the share link stops working.

How to get a page that ran with Run to open on someone's phone or Chromebook

Publish the page on Convika so the other person can open it directly in their web browser. Run only plays the page inside DeepSeek's own screen. If you send the downloaded .html file instead, the phone opens it in whatever default app it picks. When you publish the page on Convika, click Copy next to the Live URL. The other person opens that link on any phone, computer, or Chromebook without needing a DeepSeek account or a Convika account.

Can you publish a game DeepSeek made so others can play it

Yes, you can publish the game on Convika and its scripts will run for anyone who visits. The free preview link keeps scripts turned off, so games do not move yet. Once you click Keep this page — free, no card and sign up, your scripts turn on. Click Publish to put the game online. The game's own scripts and any libraries loaded from an https:// CDN run on every plan, including Free. Note that images pointing to files on your computer will not show, and the page cannot fetch data from other websites.

Does the live page change when you change it in DeepSeek

No, the live page does not update automatically when you edit the chat in DeepSeek. Convika hosts an independent copy of your code. To update the site, get the new code from DeepSeek, open your page's screen on Convika, and upload it under New version from a file. Then click Publish v2. Your page updates immediately at the exact same web address.

What does it cost

You can publish your page for free with no credit card. The Free plan covers 1 published page, 10,000 pageviews a month, 50 form entries a month, and 1 custom domain. Pages on the Free plan show a small “Convika: share your HTML as a link, free” bar at the bottom. Pro costs $12 a month and removes the bar.