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Prepare the HTML preview
Use the HTML file or static folder generated by your editor, AI tool, or local build process.
HTML publishing guide
How to turn an HTML preview into a link
An HTML preview becomes much more useful when it has a URL. Instead of asking someone to open a local file or copy code into an editor, publish the preview as a browser link that preserves the page experience.
Steps
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Publish the preview files
Upload a single HTML file or a ZIP project to HTMLShare. ZIP upload is the better fit when the preview depends on separate assets.
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Send the generated link
Open the preview URL yourself, then share it in chat, email, tickets, or client review notes.
Practical tips
- Use this flow for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and manual HTML previews.
- Prefer a ZIP when the page has asset folders.
- Use clear project names so reviewers know which preview they opened.
- Keep preview links focused on review before production deployment.
Turn the HTML into a link
HTMLShare publishes static HTML files and ZIP projects as browser preview links, so reviewers can open the page without downloading files or running a local server.