Start with the file you already have
Use a complete .html or .htm file, or a ZIP with index.html and static assets, from an AI tool, a quick prototype, or a local experiment. No repository or build setup is needed for the first review.
No-login HTML publishing
Publish an HTML file before you create an account.
Turn an HTML file or static ZIP into a temporary browser link for a demo, a client check, or a quick QA pass. No dashboard setup, repository, or production deployment required.
No account1 MB HTML · 3 MB ZIP1-hour preview
guest / preview receiptTTL 01:00:00
01choose HTML or ZIPREADY
02scan and publishCLEAR
03preview.htmlshare.dev/…LIVE
The link is built for the next review, not a permanent launch. Claim it after signing in if the draft needs a longer life.
No-login HTML previewNo login required
Drop HTML or a ZIP. Get a shareable link.
Publish a quick browser preview without creating an account. Upload one HTML file or a ZIP with index.html and its static assets; a single enclosing build folder such as dist/ is normalized automatically. The temporary link stays live for 1 hour.
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The short path
A useful link, without the setup ceremony.
Get a real browser link
The result is a URL you can open on another device and send to a teammate, client, or QA reviewer instead of attaching a file or explaining a local server.
Keep the draft temporary
The preview stays live for one hour and is intended to be noindex. If the draft earns another round, sign in to keep it as a normal project.
How it works
From index.html or ZIP to a link in three moves.
The no-login flow stays focused: publish a self-contained file or a small static ZIP, review it, then decide whether it deserves a full project.
01
Choose HTML or ZIP
Select a self-contained .html or .htm document up to 1 MB, or a ZIP up to 3 MB with index.html at the root or inside one enclosing build folder. Inline assets for one file; keep a multi-file site together in the ZIP.
02
Let HTMLShare check it
HTMLShare checks the document structure, compares local references with ZIP entries, and screens the upload before creating the temporary preview.
03
Copy the link and share
Open the preview, copy its URL or QR code, and collect feedback while the draft is still easy to change.
Know the boundary
Fast for a review. Honest about what it is not.
A no-login preview removes friction at the beginning of the workflow. It does not turn a draft into a private portal or a production website.
Remove API keys, passwords, customer data, and confidential copy before publishing. Anyone with the preview URL may be able to open it.
HTML or ZIP lane
HTML up to 1 MB · ZIP up to 3 MB
A single HTML upload does not include separate CSS, JavaScript, image, or font files. Use a ZIP when index.html depends on local resources; the browser check lists references that are missing from the archive.
Temporary lane
One hour, noindex, shareable
The URL is designed for a short review window. Noindex keeps it out of search results, but it is not a password or an access-control layer.
Production lane
Move on when the draft is ready
Use a normal project or production host when you need a permanent URL, custom domain, backend, analytics, or a public launch.
FAQ
Before you publish without login.
Can I publish HTML without creating an account?+
Yes. Upload a complete .html or .htm file up to 1 MB, or a ZIP up to 3 MB with index.html at the root or inside one enclosing build folder, and HTMLShare can create a temporary browser preview without requiring login.
How long does a no-login HTML link last?+
A temporary preview stays live for one hour. You can delete it early, or sign in and claim it before it expires to move it into your projects according to your plan.
Can I publish HTML with CSS and images without login?+
Yes. Upload a ZIP up to 3 MB containing index.html and its static assets. Before publishing, the browser checks which local resources referenced by index.html are missing from the archive.
Is a noindex preview private?+
No. Noindex asks search engines not to index the URL; it does not prevent someone with the link from opening it. Do not include passwords, API keys, personal data, or confidential material.
Choose the next step
If the preview earns a second look, keep it.
Use the no-login flow for the first reaction. Sign in when you need project history, longer retention, repeated publishing, or a production handoff.