HTMLShare turns AI-generated HTML pages, PRD prototypes, single HTML files, and ZIP website projects into fast online preview links for product reviews, clients, and teammates.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built HTMLShare because sharing an AI-generated webpage still feels much harder than creating one. Codex, Claude, Cursor, and other AI coding tools can generate a working HTML prototype in minutes. But when you want to show it to someone, you often have to create a Git repository, configure Vercel or Netlify, and understand deployment settings. That workflow makes sense for production websites, but it feels excessive for a quick prototype, landing-page concept, interactive demo, or mini game. With HTMLShare, you can install a Skill and ask your AI agent to publish the current project. It uploads the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and static assets, then gives you a shareable preview link. You can also upload an HTML file or ZIP package manually. My goal is to make publishing feel like a natural final step in the AI coding workflow: Generate → Publish → Share I’d love to hear how you currently share your vibe-coded prototypes and what features would make HTMLShare more useful for you. Thanks for checking it out!

How does the preview link handle code that needs a backend or API keys to run properly?

How does the preview link handle dynamic content or scripts that need a backend, or is it strictly for static HTML files?

Love that it accepts raw HTML files and not just links. The drag-and-drop preview flow feels really dialed in for sharing quick prototypes.

How does the preview link handle code that needs a backend or API keys to run properly?

How does the preview link handle dynamic content or scripts that need a backend, or is it strictly for static HTML files?

Love that it accepts raw HTML files and not just links. The drag-and-drop preview flow feels really dialed in for sharing quick prototypes.

HTMLShare

Publish AI-generated HTML projects in seconds

Publish AI-generated HTML projects in seconds