Free tool, no signup

Turn an HTML file into a link you can share

Drop your .html file or paste code from ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. You get a private preview link in seconds.

Drop an .html file, folder, or .zip here

.html, .htm, or .zip, up to 2 MB in all

No file handy?

266 files turned into links from this page in the last 30 days, 4,488 in all

Without an account, your preview link stays live for 3 minutes. Create a free account to keep your page.

Preview mode turns off scripts and forms. Sign up for a free account and publish to run scripts.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Drop your file or paste code

    Add the .html file ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini gave you, or paste the code straight from the chat. Files up to 2 MB work.

  2. 2

    Check your private preview

    Open your link to check the page. The link stays live for 3 minutes, search engines are told not to index it, and scripts, forms, and embeds stay off.

  3. 3

    Sign up free to publish

    Sign up without a credit card to move the page into your account and turn scripts on. From there, you can publish it, connect your own domain, add a form that keeps entries, and track visits.

Want to see your page before uploading it? Open the HTML viewer

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes. Previews need no signup and no card. You do not need to enter an email. You get 10 uploads a day per network. When you keep your page, the Free plan gives you 1 published page and 50 form entries a month. Free pages carry a small Convika bar at the bottom.

What is turned off in the preview, and why?

Anyone can upload without an account. Convika keeps the preview static until someone keeps the page. Scripts stay off, though Tailwind CDN still styles your page. Forms, audio, video, and embeds like YouTube or Google Maps do not run. Stylesheets and fonts only load from Google Fonts, cdnjs, jsDelivr, unpkg, and Font Awesome. Images show, including built-in ones. Once you keep the page, its scripts, video, and embeds work. Calls from its scripts to other sites, apart from analytics tools on a paid plan, and some game-engine builds stay off. You can add a form from the dashboard to collect entries.

Who sees the preview?

Only people you give the link to. The page is not listed anywhere, and search engines receive instructions not to index it. The link works for 3 minutes. After that, nobody sees it unless you keep the page.

How long does the link last?

The link lasts 3 minutes without an account. A countdown runs right under the "Keep this page" button. Press "Keep this page" and sign up for a free account with no card. Your page moves into your account. Once published, the URL stays the same until you unpublish it. Free includes 10,000 page views a month across all your pages: once they're reached, editing and analytics pause, and 7 days later the pages stop until the month ends (UTC) or you pay.

What happens when I keep the page?

You get a free account with no card. The page moves into your account as uploaded. You can publish the page, use your own domain, collect form entries, and view visit counts. To change the page, use the dashboard AI, Claude, Codex, or another MCP client.

Can I use images from my computer?

Yes, if you drop them with the page: drop the whole folder or a .zip, and the box puts the images inside the file. A single .html file that names a file on your computer, like hero.png, breaks online, and the tool lists those files for you. Then drop the folder instead, or use full https:// links.

Can I upload a folder or a zip with CSS, JS, and images?

Yes. Drop the folder or the .zip in the box, or choose it. In your browser, the box finds index.html and puts the CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts it uses inside that one file. Then it uploads the file like any .html file. Everything together must fit in 2 MB. One link shows one page, so the folder's other .html files stay out, and the box lists them. A React or Vite project goes in after a build: run npm run build and drop the dist folder.

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