AI-generated HTML reports need live review links
Use PreviewShip to turn AI-generated HTML reports, dashboards, and analysis pages into public links for review and decision-making.
Answer First
AI-generated HTML reports are most useful when the audience can open them directly. PreviewShip turns those reports into live browser URLs, which is easier to review than sending raw HTML files, screenshots, or local-only artifacts.
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 files are supported directly by console upload, pasted HTML, CLI, MCP, and the VS Code/Cursor extension.
Key takeaways
Recommended workflow
Generate the report as HTML with your AI tool or coding agent.
Save the report as an .html file, paste the HTML source, or keep index.html with any supporting assets.
Deploy it to PreviewShip from console upload, paste HTML, CLI, MCP, or the VS Code/Cursor extension.
Share the preview URL with stakeholders and iterate as needed.
Why reports are a strong fit
Reports often combine narrative, tables, visualizations, and small interactions. HTML is a natural format for that, but raw files are awkward to distribute.
A preview URL keeps the report easy to open while preserving the browser-native experience.
If the report is one self-contained HTML or Markdown file, deploy it directly. If it is generated from a larger app or report project, deploy the built static output rather than the source zip.
Common report examples
This workflow works for market research summaries, design audits, analytics dashboards, lightweight financial models, product specs, and internal decision memos generated as HTML.
FAQ
Why not send the HTML or Markdown file directly?
Many reviewers do not want to download and open local files. A live URL is easier to share, open, and discuss.
Can charts and JavaScript work in the report?
Yes, as long as the report is a static frontend artifact and includes the required local assets or reachable external resources.
Is this safe for sensitive reports?
Treat PreviewShip preview URLs as public review links. Do not publish sensitive or confidential content unless your workflow and plan provide the access controls you need.