Paste HTML and get a URL
Paste HTML into PreviewShip and get a public URL for AI-generated pages, reports, dashboards, prototypes, and one-off static previews.
Answer First
Paste HTML and get a URL by copying a complete HTML document into PreviewShip. PreviewShip packages the pasted source as index.html, deploys it as static output, and returns a public HTTPS preview link.
Deploy build artifacts, not source-code zips.
If you upload a zip, build the project first and zip the static output folder such as dist, build, out, or public with index.html and assets. Do not zip raw React/Vue/Next source folders with package.json and node_modules. Single .html, .md/.markdown, and .pdf files are supported directly by console upload, CLI, MCP, and the VS Code/Cursor extension.
Key takeaways
Recommended workflow
Copy a complete HTML document, including doctype, head, title, and body.
Open PreviewShip and choose Paste HTML.
Paste the source, name the project, and deploy.
Share the returned public URL.
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Why paste HTML is a separate workflow
Many people now receive HTML from an AI chat rather than from a local project folder. Copying that source into a publish form is faster than creating files, zipping folders, or wiring a repository.
Paste HTML is the lowest-friction path for one-off pages that need review today.
Quality checklist before publishing
A pasted document should include a title, meta description, and complete body content. If it relies on scripts or styles, prefer inline code or reachable external URLs.
FAQ
Can I paste HTML from ChatGPT and publish it?
Yes. Paste the full HTML document into PreviewShip and deploy it to receive a public URL.
Does pasted HTML need to be named index.html?
No. PreviewShip packages pasted HTML as index.html automatically during deployment.
Can pasted HTML include CSS and JavaScript?
Yes. Inline CSS and JavaScript can be included in the pasted HTML. External resources must be reachable by the browser.