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  1. Describe
  2. Look
  3. Copy & paste
  4. Publish
Already have the code?

The AI wrote it. Put it on the internet.

Paste what ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini gave you into step 3 and it runs right here. Publish it to its own address about a minute later.

1

What did you ask for?

Already have the code? Jump to step 3 and paste it. Otherwise describe it here and we'll write the prompt for you.

It's a
Type it here
Or start from one of these:
  • Ask for one self-contained HTML file
  • No build step, no npm, no JSX
  • Placeholder images, not files you don't have
2

Pick a look

Two quick choices — skip them and we'll decide for you. Change any of it later.

Main colour
3

Copy it, then bring back the reply

One tap copies everything. Paste it into an AI, then drop what it gives you back below.

Then open one of these and paste it in. All three are free.
C Claude G ChatGPT ✦ Gemini
Paste the AI's reply here All of it, or just the code block. We'll sort out the rest.
4

Try it, name it, put it online

This is your real page, running. Have a play before anyone else sees it.

Your page
Your page appears here Paste the AI's reply above and it runs right here, for real.
Your site gets its own address. Pick what it says.

No account. No card. Live for 48 hours, and claim it free any time to keep it forever.

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The mechanics

What happens to the code you paste

Nothing is uploaded and nothing is compiled. Step 3 reads what you give it, step 4 runs it in front of you, and publishing is the first moment anything leaves your browser.

  1. Paste anything

    The whole reply or just the code block. If the AI split it into HTML, CSS and JavaScript, all three get recombined into one page.

  2. The block gets found

    The code is pulled out of the surrounding chatter, and any <style> or <script> tags are separated so they stay editable later.

  3. It runs on this page

    In a sandboxed frame with a desktop and a phone view. Buttons click, numbers calculate. Nothing is published yet.

  4. You name it and publish

    It gets a real address on the open web that anyone can open, with the certificate and hosting handled.

Known rough edges

The three things that usually go wrong

Not with the hosting. With what the AI hands you.

It gave you three files

Normal, and it still works: paste each block and they get merged into one page.

Asking from scratch? Say one self-contained HTML file, which the prompt on this page already does for you.

It assumed a build step

React with JSX, an import from a package, npm run build in the instructions. None of that runs in a browser on its own.

Libraries from a CDN script tag are fine. Anything needing a compiler is not.

It linked to files you don't have

Images, fonts or sounds on the AI's imaginary server show up as broken boxes.

Ask for placeholder images, then swap in your own once you claim the site.

The other options

Why not Netlify, GitHub Pages, or the AI's own share link?

You can use any of them. Here is what each asks of you first.

Netlify / GitHub PagesThe AI's share linkHere
Before you see anythingAccount, then a repo or a folder to dragNothing, it's already thereNothing. Paste and it runs
The addressA generated subdomainThe AI company's domain, with their interface around itA name you choose
Changing it laterEdit the file, push or re-uploadBack to the chat, regenerateClick the text and type
Ads and analyticsPaste the tags in yourselfNot possibleOne ID each, added at publish
If the feature is switched offUnaffectedYour link dies with itUnaffected. Export any time

Nothing is locked in. The code stays yours and exports whenever you want it, so publishing here first costs you nothing later. See what the plans cost.

Paste your code
Questions

Asked and answered

Do I paste the whole reply or just the code?

Either. Paste the entire message and the code block gets pulled out of it, or paste just the block if that is what you copied. Replies that display code inside the page work too, which is the case that usually breaks a plain copy and paste.

What if the AI split it into three files?

Paste them all. Separate HTML, CSS and JavaScript blocks get recombined into one working page. If you have not asked yet, ask for a single self-contained HTML file and you will get a cleaner result.

Does React or a framework work?

Only if it runs in a browser with no build step, which usually means a CDN script tag. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript is the safe answer, and it is what the prompt on this page asks for.

How is this different from Netlify or GitHub Pages?

Those want an account, a repository or a folder before they show you anything. Here you paste, it runs in front of you, and you publish. Signing in comes afterwards, if you want to keep it.

Can I edit it after publishing, or do I go back to the AI?

Both. Claim it with a free account and you can click any text, colour or image on the page to change it. Bigger changes are still easiest by asking the AI again and pasting the new version over the old one.

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