Share an HTML file in seconds. Private by design.
or from your terminal: npx html-cloud ./file.html
Your browser locks the file before anything leaves your computer. The only key is in the link you share — we never see it, so not even we can read your file. How the encryption works →
Private HTML file sharing, in plain terms
html.cloud shares a single HTML file through a private link. The person you send it to just sees the page in their browser: no download, no sign-up, nothing to install on either side. And because the file is encrypted before it leaves your machine, not even we can read it.
- AES-256-GCM
- encrypted in your browser, before anything is uploaded
- Key after #
- the decryption key rides in the link — browsers never send it to a server
- 0 accounts
- no sign-up for you, none for the person you share with
- 7 / 30 days
- optional expiry — or replace and delete the file without changing its link
Built for the HTML files AI makes for you
Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini increasingly hand you a finished HTML file — a report, a slide deck, a small app. html.cloud is the private way to pass it on.
When to use it over the usual routes
- Netlify Drop & CodePen put your file at a public URL anyone can stumble onto
- Google Drive & Dropbox make an HTML file download instead of open as a page
- Email attachments .html files are often blocked or flagged outright
- html.cloud a private, encrypted link that renders as the page