AI Made the HTML.
Now How Do You Share It?

"Make this into HTML." One sentence is all it takes. ChatGPT produces landing pages, Claude builds interactive dashboards in its Artifacts panel. Gemini does the same. Even without writing a single line of code, anyone can hold a finished HTML page in their hands.

The real problem starts after that. How do you show the result to a colleague, a client, or your team?

The wall around traditional sharing

Until now, there were roughly three ways to share AI-generated HTML. All of them have friction.

• Attach the file. Save the .html file and send it via email or messenger. The recipient has to download it and double-click to open. On mobile, it barely works.
• Paste the raw code. Copy hundreds of lines of HTML into a chat window. The recipient then has to paste it somewhere to render it. You're sending raw material, not the finished product.
• Deploy to a host. Upload to GitHub Gist and use gistpreview, or push to a static hosting service. Accounts, repositories, builds -- the overhead is too high for showing one page.

To share a Claude Artifact externally, you need to download the HTML file and upload it to a web host of your choice. One result, one hosting setup.

This gap is large enough that dedicated services for pasting code and generating share links have started appearing. Demand is already proven.

What people actually want: one link to the result

The need is straightforward. Take the HTML that AI produced, share it as the rendered page, via a single link. The recipient clicks once and sees the result in their browser. No files. No code. No installation.

html.to does exactly that one thing. Drag-and-drop an HTML file or paste code, and it renders instantly. Click SHARE and a short link is copied to your clipboard. The person who receives the link needs nothing -- they just click and see.

How to share with html.to

1. Copy the AI-generated HTML code.
2. Paste it into html.to, or drop the .html file.
3. Check the rendered result.
4. Click SHARE. The link is copied automatically.
5. Send the link. Done.

No servers to spin up. No domains to buy. No accounts to create. The distance between an AI-generated result and the person who needs to see it collapses to a single link.