Guides
Practical guides for HTML files & pages.
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These guides cover the practical side of working with HTML files: how to share an HTML file as a link instead of an attachment, how to open one on any device, how to password-protect a page before sending it, and what “anyone with the link” really protects. Each guide is short, step-by-step, and works with any AI-built page.
The guides
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Share an HTML file
The four honest ways to get an HTML file in front of someone (attachment, zip, screenshots, or a link) and why the link wins every time.
Read the guide →Open an HTML file
Someone sent you an .html file? How to open it on Windows, Mac, iPhone, or Android, or view it instantly in your browser with no install.
Read the guide →What is an .md file?
What Markdown is, how to open an .md file on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and in VS Code, and a viewer to read it formatted.
Read the guide →How to password protect a web page
Put a real password on a single page or a whole website before you share it. No server, no code, and a password even we can’t read.
Read the guide →“Anyone with the link”: what it really means
What link-only sharing actually protects against, where it falls short, and when a page needs more than an unguessable URL.
Read the guide →Publish from ChatGPT Canvas
You built a page in ChatGPT Canvas. Here’s how to turn it into a real, private link you can send to anyone.
Read the guide →Share a Gemini Canvas
How Gemini Canvas works, how its public share links behave, and how to send a Canvas page to a client as a private, tracked link.
Read the guide →Share an HTML presentation
Send a reveal.js, Marp or AI-built slide deck as one link that opens in any browser, with every transition working.
Read the guide →What is ChatGPT Sites?
How ChatGPT Sites works, who can open a Site, custom domains, plans and regions, and how to send a page to a client with a password.
Read the guide →Claude Cowork, explained
What Claude Cowork is, which plans have it, what it makes, and how to share its work with a client as a private, tracked link.
Read the guide →Publish a quiz online
Send the class a self-grading quiz as one link and read every name, score and percent in one table, with a CSV for your gradebook.
Read the guide →Free tools
Or skip the reading and just do it
HTML viewer
Paste or upload HTML and see the rendered page instantly. Runs entirely in your browser.
Open the viewer →Publish HTML
Drop a file, get a live Pagelive link in seconds, no signup needed for a 7-day page.
Publish a file →HTML to website
The full path from raw HTML to a live site on a clean URL, without touching a server.
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