HTML viewer
An HTML file is a web page, but emailed as an attachment it often gets blocked, flagged, or opened as raw code. Upload your .html to Link in Seconds and we render it as a live page in the browser, inside a secure sandbox with a browser style frame, reload, and fullscreen. Scripts in the page run, but inside the viewer they sit in an isolated origin that cannot reach our site's cookies or storage. Share one short link and anyone views the page, with no hosting setup and no account.
Drop your file here
Drop several at once and they become one album link
Files up to 100 MB free
Free: 20 links, up to 100 MB · Pro: unlimited links, bigger uploads
Drag in your files, photos, video, a PDF
From your desktop or phone, any file works
brand-film.mp4
84 MB
Drop to upload
3,100+
links shared
12,000+
views delivered
40+
file types open in the browser
Sign in with Google and drop your .html or .htm. Single page files up to 100 MB are covered on the free plan.
We load the page into a sandboxed frame with a browser style toolbar, so it looks and behaves like a live site, with reload and fullscreen.
Send the short link or QR code. The reader opens the rendered page in any browser, not a wall of source code.
An HTML attachment usually opens as markup or triggers a security warning. Here the page renders with its styles, layout, and scripts working, so a prototype, an email template, or an exported report looks the way you built it. Wide pages are scaled to fit the screen.
The page runs in a sandboxed frame without same origin access, so its scripts cannot read our cookies, touch the reader's session, or trigger file downloads. If a page shows a password or login form, the reader sees a warning to check the sender first.
This viewer shows one HTML file. Inline CSS and JavaScript work, as do images and scripts loaded from full web addresses. Files referenced by a relative path are not included, so for a whole site with folders, our HTML hosting page covers publishing a ZIP instead.
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Yes. JavaScript, forms, and pop up links run inside a sandbox. The sandbox has no same origin access, so the page cannot read our cookies or storage, and it cannot force file downloads.
20 links · 100 MB total · 3 albums
Unlimited links · 15 GB · 200 MB per file
Unlimited links · 30 GB · pay once, keep it
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