HTML To Link
Sending an .html file as an attachment rarely works: the other person has to download it, and on a phone it often opens as code or not at all. Drop the file or paste the code below and you get a link instead, live on HTTPS in seconds, with no account to try it.
Drag and drop your HTML files, a folder, a ZIP, your app's build folder, a PDF or an image
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No account needed. Your unclaimed website stays live for 30 minutes on a free subdomain. Claim it to your account to keep it permanently.
Why Here
An HTML file is meant to be opened by a browser from a web address. Emailed, uploaded to a chat or stored in a cloud drive, it is just a file, and most apps do not open it as a page.
Mail apps, chat apps and cloud drives tend to show an .html attachment as a download or as raw code. A link opens straight in the browser, looking the way you built it.
Phones are where shared files fail most: many cannot open a downloaded .html file at all. A link works on every phone, tablet and laptop, nothing to install.
Paste the same address into email, Slack, WhatsApp, a bio or a slide. Everyone sees the same page, and nobody needs an account or a download.
Spot a typo after sharing? Upload the corrected file to the same website and everyone who opens the link sees the new version. With an account, the address stays the same.
How It Works
Drag the .html file into the box above, or paste the code. If it uses separate images or CSS files, drop the folder or a ZIP so the page looks right.
In seconds the page is live on its own HTTPS address. Open it on your phone to check it, then copy the link and send it. Unclaimed, it stays online for 30 minutes.
For anything longer than a quick look, claim it with a free account, no card. The page moves to its own address that stays online for good; send that one.
What You Get
A link here is public: anyone who has it can open the page. Password protection is on paid plans, from $5 a month on Lite. The no-account link stops working after 30 minutes, and claiming moves the page to a new address, so share the link you get after claiming. The free plan holds one website and is for personal and non-commercial use.
Compared
| What | OxyPages | Email attachment or cloud drive file |
|---|---|---|
| What the other person gets | A page that opens in the browser | A file to download, or a preview of the code |
| On a phone | Opens like any website | Often will not open at all |
| Images and CSS | Load with the page | Missing unless every file is sent too |
| After a fix | Same link, new version | Send the file again |
Questions
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The whole pitch fits in one sentence: your HTML, on a link, in seconds.
Drag and drop your HTML files, a folder, a ZIP, your app's build folder, a PDF or an image
or ·
No account needed. Your unclaimed website stays live for 30 minutes on a free subdomain. Claim it to your account to keep it permanently.
