Share by iill
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Share an HTML file with one link.

Default · 1 hour · up to 1 MB · noindex

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HTML → URL

Share an HTML file without setting up hosting.

Drop the file above. Share by iill creates a one-hour preview URL you can send to a client, teammate, or class immediately.

Practical example

Hand off a client-ready landing page

A freelancer selects launch-page.html, reviews the detected file and one-hour expiry, then publishes one URL. The client opens the rendered page instead of downloading source code.

Selected file
launch-page.html · 86 KB
Review handoff
Rendered URL · expires in 1 hour
Explanation assetFile → reviewed publish → client link
launch-page.html86 KB · single HTML file
html2web.iill.devTemporary client review1 hour
The file stays a browser preview; recipients do not need the original file or a hosting account.
01 — 03

One file in. One link out.

  1. 01Drop or paste
  2. 02We publish safely
  3. 03Copy the link
PUBLIC MCP

Publish from your AI agent

Connect the public MCP endpoint once, then ask Codex, Claude, or another compatible agent to publish the HTML it made.

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NOINDEX · 1 HOUR · ISOLATED

Private by default

Share pages are noindex, expire automatically, and run on an isolated viewer origin. Check source files for secrets before publishing.

OPTIONAL

Set the next link before you drop

The default is one hour. Choose a different free expiry or add a password below; your next drop uses these settings.

Expires after
FREE / PRO

Free to share. Pro adds control.

Free$0

Free · 1 MB · short-lived links · ads

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Free pages may include a restrained ad slot. Pro removes all ads.

FAQ

Answers before you share

How do I turn an HTML file into a URL?

Drop the file above. The share URL appears as soon as publishing finishes—no Git repository or hosting setup is needed.

Can I share Markdown?

Yes. Markdown is rendered to safe static HTML with raw HTML disabled before it is published.

Will my page appear in Google?

No. Share URLs are excluded from sitemaps and served with noindex, nofollow, and noarchive directives.