HTML to Link Converter FAQ

Paste your HTML into the converter on the home page (or upload a file, ZIP or folder), press Convert to link, and sign in with Google the first time. You get an https link and a QR code.

HTML code, .html/.htm files, .zip archives and whole folders — with CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, JSON, audio and video inside. Up to 1,000 files per link. Executable files such as .exe, .apk and .dmg are not accepted.

No. If you have an HTML file or code from someone (or from an AI), you can convert it without changing anything.

No. Links serve static files that run in the browser. Server-side code is not executed.

Not directly — this converter is for HTML. Save the document as a web page (HTML) first, or share the PDF through a file host.

https://your-name.htmltolink.dev/ — you choose the name, or leave it empty for a random one.

24 hours from conversion. Permanent links need a Pro plan on htmltolink.dev.

Not at the moment. Links use subdomains of htmltolink.dev.

Yes — Update in My links replaces the content at the same address.

Yes, free. The password is checked on the server before any content is sent.

Free pages show a small “Made with HTMLtoLink” badge with a Report link; visitors can close it. Paid plans remove it.

Possibly, if it is linked from elsewhere. Add <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> to your HTML to keep it out of search results, or use a password.

To tie each link to an owner (which keeps abuse down) and to let you manage your links from any device. We receive your name, email and profile picture only.

Yes. Both sites use the same sign-in and the same backend, so the same Google account sees the same links on both.

Use the plan buttons on the Free vs Pro page. They open htmltolink.dev, where you sign in with the same account and pay with Lemon Squeezy.

No. Your files are stored to serve your link and deleted when the link expires or you delete it.