How to share an HTML file
Emailing an .html attachment usually breaks it. Drop the file here and share a clean live link instead.
Drag & drop your file here
or — zip a folder, or drop a single page
HTML files emailed as attachments often arrive broken — images go missing, browsers refuse to open them, and recipients see raw code. The reliable fix is to host the file and share a link. Pagedrop does that in one drop: upload your .html and send the URL instead of the file.
How to share an HTML file
Drop the file
Drop your .html onto the box above. Zip the folder first if it relies on separate images or stylesheets.
Get a live link
Pagedrop publishes it and returns a live HTTPS link plus a QR code.
Send the link
Send the link in a message, email, or chat — anyone can open the page in their browser, with no download.
Frequently asked questions
Why not just attach the .html file?
Attachments break easily: external images and styles do not travel with the file, and many mail and chat apps block or mangle .html. A hosted link always renders the same for everyone.
My page uses separate CSS and images — what then?
Zip the whole folder and drop the zip. Pagedrop keeps the file structure so every reference resolves on the live link.
Can I share it without making people sign in?
Yes. The link is public — recipients just click and view, with no account required on either side.
How do I share it on a phone or in person?
Use the QR code Pagedrop shows next to your link; anyone can scan it to open the page instantly.