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Decide whether it is one file or a project
If the page is a single self-contained HTML file, upload or paste that file directly. If it depends on CSS, JavaScript, images, or fonts, package the folder as a ZIP so paths stay intact.
HTML publishing guide
How to share an HTML file online
The easiest way to share an HTML file is to publish it as a browser preview link. Instead of sending a file attachment that may break CSS, JavaScript, images, or relative paths, upload the HTML or a static ZIP project and send one URL.
Steps
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Publish the static output
Use HTMLShare to publish the HTML file or ZIP project. The result is a noindex preview URL that can be opened in a normal browser.
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Send the link for review
Share the preview link with clients, teammates, QA, or product reviewers. They do not need to install anything or run a local server.
Practical tips
- Use a ZIP when the HTML references local assets.
- Open the preview link yourself before sending it.
- Keep review links separate from production URLs.
- Use clear filenames such as index.html for multi-file projects.
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.