How do I share an HTML page made with Claude or ChatGPT?

You can turn an HTML page made with Claude or ChatGPT into a trackable link by dropping the file into Linkjar, no installing or extra setup needed.

AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT usually produce a single self-contained HTML file, and that's exactly the kind of file Linkjar turns into a link.

How to share it

1. Drop the .html file (or a .zip with index.html and its images and styles) into Linkjar.
2. Copy the link you get. The page runs as a real website, with scripts and all working normally.
3. Optional: add a password, a call-to-action button or an expiry date, then send the link.

If you used Claude, you can skip the file step entirely: connect Linkjar and ask Claude to publish the page directly.

Why use a link instead of the file

An .html attachment often opens as a download on phones and can lose its images unless they're embedded. A Linkjar link opens straight in the browser on any device, and always shows your latest version if you update it.

What you get with the link

• It opens on phones without needing a download
• Images, styles and scripts load correctly
• You can update the page without resending the link
• You can add a password or restrict access to your company
• You can see who opened it

A few details

• Pages run in a sandbox on a separate domain, so they can't read anything from your account or your visitors' other sites, and pages are checked for phishing before going live.
• Single HTML files and zipped sites can be up to your plan's file size limit (100 MB unpacked).
• Forms on the page work as long as they post to a service you already use.