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Export the generated files
Save the generated HTML as index.html. If the AI tool created multiple files, keep the folder structure and include CSS, JavaScript, and image assets.
HTML publishing guide
How to share AI-generated HTML
AI coding tools often generate static HTML before there is a repository, deployment pipeline, or production hosting decision. A preview link lets reviewers click the generated page immediately.
Steps
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Upload the HTML or ZIP
Publish the single HTML file, or zip the project folder and upload it to HTMLShare. Static assets and relative paths can stay together.
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Use the link for feedback
Send the preview URL to people who need to review layout, copy, responsiveness, or interactions before you turn the draft into a production project.
Practical tips
- Ask the AI tool to keep assets in relative paths.
- Use HTMLShare for review, then move approved work to production hosting.
- Check mobile and desktop widths before sharing externally.
- Use noindex preview links for drafts that should not appear in search.
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.