A browser-ready artifact
Share the page as it is meant to be experienced, including static assets and lightweight interaction.
Use cases · seven review lanes
Share the page with the people who need to review it.Choose your lane.
HTMLShare helps different people make the same small handoff: turn a browser-ready HTML file or ZIP project into a link that is easy to open, review, and replace.
A page for the next conversation
Different reviewers. Same low-friction link.
Start with the person waiting on the other side of the URL, then choose the review language and starting point that fit.
For the next idea
Indie builders
Share AI-generated HTML from Codex, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or your browser as a fast noindex preview link for product review.
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For the client review
Freelancers and agencies
Send client website previews from HTML files or ZIP projects, collect a clear reaction, and keep approval separate from production hosting.
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For the work in progress
Students
Share student HTML projects, assignments, graduation work, and portfolios as browser preview links for teachers, classmates, and reviewers.
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For the next customer
Small businesses
Preview and share a small business website, service page, menu, or campaign draft before moving it to production hosting.
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For the next decision
Product teams
Run an HTML prototype review for product teams with a browser-ready PRD demo, stakeholder link, and clear QA handoff.
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For the visual review
Designers
Share interactive HTML designs, responsive explorations, and client-ready prototypes as browser preview links for focused feedback.
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For the next release
Musicians
Create a browser-ready musician website, electronic press kit, or release page from static HTML and share it for review before production.
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A bounded review
Ask for a reaction to the promise, path, content, or visual direction instead of asking everyone to review everything.
An honest handoff
Keep preview links separate from production hosting, authentication, live data, and long-term public URLs.
Ready for the next review
Start with the page, not the setup.
Upload a static HTML file or ZIP project, check the preview, and send the link to the person who needs to react.