AI-generated HTML
Share AI-Generated HTML as a Link — Games, Pages & Demos from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor
AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor can write a full HTML page in seconds — a game, a landing page, a quiz, a demo. But a file on your laptop is not shareable. HTML To Link (htmlto.link) closes that last gap: paste or upload the HTML and get a public link anyone can open, no install, no server.
The problem AI leaves you with
When an AI assistant generates HTML, the result usually lives as a local file. Sending that file by chat or email forces the recipient to download it, and relative CSS, images, or scripts often break on their machine. A screenshot kills all interactivity — the game or quiz no longer works.
HTML To Link is built for exactly this moment. You take the HTML the AI gave you and publish it as a normal https link in under a minute.
Share AI HTML in three steps
Open https://htmlto.link and pick the input that matches what the AI produced.
- Single file: paste the HTML or drop the .html file, preview, publish
- Multi-file output (HTML + CSS + images): upload the folder or a ZIP, confirm the entry file, publish
- Copy the public link and send it in chat, email, or social — it opens in any browser, including on phones
What people share from AI
The same short path works for many everyday AI outputs, not just developer demos.
- HTML games and interactive quizzes
- AI-written landing pages and product intros
- Classroom visuals and explainers
- Greeting cards, invitations, and personal pages
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Codex
The workflow is the same whichever assistant created the page: export or copy the static HTML, then paste it or upload the folder/ZIP here. ChatGPT and Claude are convenient for single-file pages; Cursor and Codex projects usually arrive as a multi-file build, so upload the complete output and choose the entry HTML.
This is for static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and browser-loaded assets. A server-side app, API route, or database still needs application hosting rather than a static link.
Guest links vs saved pages
Guest publishing gives you a link instantly with no account. If you want to keep the page longer, update it later without changing the link, or manage a list of pages, sign in for free retention and renewals.
FAQ
Can I share an HTML game that ChatGPT made?
Yes. Paste the HTML or upload the file to HTML To Link and publish a public link. The game runs in the browser, so friends can play it without downloading anything.
The AI gave me several files (HTML, CSS, images). Will they work?
Yes. Upload the whole folder or a ZIP and pick the entry HTML. Relative paths to CSS and images are preserved, so the page looks right.
Do I need an account or a server?
No. Guest mode publishes a link in seconds with no signup and no server setup. Sign in only if you want longer retention and page management.
Will the link work on mobile and in WeChat or WhatsApp?
Yes. The result is a standard https page that opens in any modern browser, including in-app browsers on phones.
Can I publish HTML from Cursor or Codex?
Yes. Upload the static project folder or ZIP produced by Cursor or Codex, select the entry HTML file, and publish it as a public link. Server-side code still needs a full app host.