Share AI-Generated HTML Instantly
Your AI made the page. Now you need to show it. BinHTML turns generated HTML into a managed share link without asking you to create a deployment project.
Short answer
Publish one generated HTML file, update it later, or group several related outputs into a project link. BinHTML is built for sharing artifacts, not launching public websites.
Turn generated HTML into a managed BinHTML link with sandboxed rendering, source access, versions, and projects.
How BinHTML works
Generate the HTML in your AI tool, script, or dashboard. Publish it to BinHTML through the dashboard, REST API, or MCP. Send the resulting share link.
The artifact remains manageable: source download, version updates, expiry, private or unlisted visibility, and project grouping are part of the workflow.
Built for agent workflows
BinHTML is designed for outputs from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Replit, Windsurf, scripts, and custom agents.
An agent can generate the HTML, call BinHTML, and return the link in the same task instead of leaving you with a local file.
Secure sharing controls
Generated HTML is rendered in a sandboxed BinHTML viewer. Artifact links are private or unlisted, and shared artifact pages are noindex by default.
BinHTML is not anonymous public hosting for arbitrary websites. It is a controlled workflow for generated HTML artifacts.
Comparison
| Area | One artifact | Project link |
|---|---|---|
| Use when | You have one generated HTML file to share. | An agent produced several related outputs. |
| Recipient sees | One sandboxed artifact viewer. | A BinHTML-controlled index linking to each artifact. |
| Best examples | A report, mockup, chart, or explainer. | Design options, research packs, or implementation workspaces. |
FAQ
Do I need GitHub, Vercel, or S3 to share AI HTML?
No. Those tools are useful for deployment and hosting projects. BinHTML is for turning generated HTML artifacts into managed share links.
Are BinHTML links public?
New artifact links are private or unlisted. Unlisted links can be opened by anyone with the URL, but they are not intended for search indexing.
Can an AI agent publish HTML directly?
Yes. BinHTML supports REST API publishing and a remote MCP endpoint for compatible agents.