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Prepare the file or folder
Use a single HTML file for simple pages, or a ZIP folder when the viewer needs CSS, JavaScript, images, or fonts.
HTML publishing guide
How to use an HTML viewer online
An online HTML viewer helps when a local file needs to be opened by other people. Instead of sending raw code or screenshots, publish the page as a preview URL that keeps the review focused on the browser experience.
Steps
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Create the online preview
Publish the static files with HTMLShare to create a browser-accessible preview link.
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Review and share
Open the link, check desktop and mobile behavior, then send it to the people who need to inspect the page.
Practical tips
- Viewer pages are ideal for review and testing, not final canonical websites.
- Use index.html as the entry point for multi-file projects.
- Send one preview URL instead of a folder of assets.
- Use a new preview when you need reviewers to compare versions.
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.