AI workflow
How to deploy a page generated by Cursor, Claude, or ChatGPT
Cursor, Claude Code, and ChatGPT can produce a full HTML page in seconds. But then what? You still need to get it online so others can see it. This guide covers the fastest path from AI output to a shareable URL.
The gap between generated and shared
Most AI coding tools output files to your local disk. To share, people typically: create a GitHub repo, connect Netlify or Vercel, wait for a build. That is 5-10 minutes of context switching.
HTML To Link closes the gap: zip the output folder, upload (or let an agent call the API), and get a URL back. No repo, no build pipeline.
Manual: copy-paste or drag-and-drop
If the AI gave you a single HTML string, paste it directly into the code editor on HTML To Link and publish.
If it generated a folder with CSS and images, zip it and drag the archive in. Confirm the entry file and publish.
- Single file: paste code → preview → publish
- Multi-file project: zip folder → upload → pick entry → publish
- Total time: under 1 minute
Automated: let the AI agent deploy for you
Copy the skill prompt from the HTML To Link Skill page and add it to your agent context. The agent will package the project, call the deploy API, and reply with only the live URL.
This is ideal for iterative workflows: ask the AI to tweak the page, and it re-deploys to the same link automatically.
FAQ
Does it work with any AI tool?
Yes. As long as the tool can output HTML files or call an HTTP API, it works with Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, ChatGPT plugins, or custom agents.
Can the AI update the same link later?
Yes. With an API token, the agent can update the existing deployment so the URL stays stable across iterations.
What file types are supported?
HTML, CSS, JS, images, fonts — anything that runs in a browser. No build step or bundler needed.