YAML viewer

View YAML filesonline, free

YAML is the config format behind CI pipelines, Kubernetes, and countless app settings, where indentation carries meaning. Pasted into a chat, that indentation often breaks and the file stops working as a reference. Upload your YAML to Link in Seconds and we show it with syntax highlighting and line numbers, indentation intact. Share one short link and a teammate reads the config in any browser, with no editor and no account.

Drop a document — or any file

Multiple files become one album link automatically

or

up to 100 MB on the free plan

Free: 20 links, up to 100 MB, never expire · Pro: unlimited, permanent links

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the YAML

    Sign in with Google and drop your .yaml or .yml. Config files up to 100 MB are covered on the free plan.

  2. 2

    We highlight it cleanly

    We color the keys and values, keep the indentation exactly as written, and add line numbers so the structure is clear.

  3. 3

    Share the link

    Send the short link or QR code. A teammate reads the config in any browser with nothing to install.

Indentation stays intact

YAML relies on indentation, and a chat paste can silently mangle it. Here the file displays with its spacing preserved and the keys and values highlighted, so a reviewer sees the config exactly as it is meant to be read.

Built for CI, Kubernetes, and app configs

Pipeline files, Kubernetes manifests, and app settings all live in YAML. Sharing a link instead of a paste means a teammate can review a workflow or a manifest with correct structure and line numbers, which cuts down on copy paste mistakes.

Private when it needs to be

Every link tracks real views so you know it was opened. On Pro you can add a password, set an expiry, and hide our branding. Do not upload YAML containing secrets you would not want a link holder to see.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. We keep the YAML indentation exactly as you wrote it and add highlighting and line numbers, so the structure that YAML depends on stays correct for the reader.

No. The highlighted YAML opens in any web browser. There is nothing to install and the viewer never needs an account.

Yes. Both extensions are treated the same way and render with syntax highlighting and line numbers.

Avoid uploading files with real secrets, since anyone with the link can open it unless you add a Pro password. For sensitive configs, add a password and an expiry date.

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