Guides

One long walkthrough for the whole workflow, shorter explainers for the concepts underneath it, and step-by-step migrations if you are arriving from somewhere else.

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Publishing AI-generated HTML

The complete walkthrough: producing a publishable document, the API and MCP publish paths, visibility and expiry decisions, versions, and project handoffs. Start here if you are new.

Concepts

Shorter pieces explaining the ideas the product is built on, and how generated HTML behaves once it leaves the tool that made it.

What Is an HTML Artifact?

An HTML artifact is a self-contained HTML page or app generated by an AI tool. Learn what it is, how it differs from a website, and how to share one safely.

HTML Artifact vs HTML File

An HTML file is markup saved on disk. An HTML artifact is a generated work output meant to be reviewed, shared, versioned, or reopened later.

How to Share Claude HTML Artifacts

Learn when Claude or Claude Code artifact sharing is enough and when to use BinHTML for managed external HTML links, versions, expiry, source access, and project shares.

Share AI-Generated HTML Instantly

Turn HTML from ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, or any AI agent into a secure shareable link. No deploys, buckets, repos, or hosting setup.

Publish HTML Artifacts from AI Agents

Turn HTML generated by Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, scripts, or MCP agents into sandboxed BinHTML share links. Publish one file or a project of related artifacts.

How to Share ChatGPT HTML

Turn HTML generated by ChatGPT or Canvas into a shareable browser link with sandboxed rendering, source access, version updates, and optional expiry.

Share HTML Online

Turn an HTML file into a shareable browser link without deploying a website. Compare static hosting with managed BinHTML links for generated HTML.

Host AI-generated websites

Decide whether an AI-generated HTML output should be a BinHTML artifact link, a static-hosted page, or a full website deployment.

Sandboxed AI-Generated HTML Security

How BinHTML treats AI-generated HTML as untrusted content, renders it in a sandboxed viewer, and keeps artifact links private or unlisted by default.

Arriving from another tool

Each migration guide opens with the case for not migrating, then gives the actual steps and a verification list.

Reference

  • Documentation for how each part of the product behaves.
  • Blog for narrower, workflow-specific write-ups.