Three ways to publish
Drag in a file
On your pages, drop an
.html file (or paste
the HTML). Give it a name — you’ll get a draft you can preview.Paste from an AI tool
Made it with Claude or ChatGPT? Copy the HTML and paste it in. Keep everything
self-contained — CSS, fonts, and images inlined, no separate asset folders.
Publish straight from your agent
With the MCP server connected, just ask: “publish this and give me a
shareable link.” Your agent publishes and hands back the URL — no copy-paste.
Draft → published → update
Every page has a draft (your working copy) and a published version (what visitors see). Editing changes the draft only; the live link keeps showing the last published version until you hit Publish update. So you can iterate freely without disrupting anyone who already has the link.Open a page to preview it, replace its HTML, see analytics, browse version
history, and manage who can see it — all from the page’s header.
Get the link out
Once published, copy the link from the page or the Share dialog and send it anywhere. Who can open it depends on the access mode you choose.Next: choose who can see it
Private, link, password, specific people, or verified-email access.