Guides: sharing HTML as a link
Practical, tested answers — from picking a method to fixing broken images, keeping links online and writing better link tags.
How to convert HTML to a link
Six ways to turn HTML into a shareable URL — online converter, GitHub Pages, Netlify Drop, Cloudflare Pages, CodePen, own hosting — compared on speed and cost.
Read guide →5 min readWhy .html attachments fail — and what to send instead
HTML attachments get blocked by mail filters, shown as code on phones and lose their images. Here's why it happens and why a link works better.
Read guide →4 min readHow to make an HTML link permanent
Free converted links last 24 hours. Here's exactly how upgrading on htmltolink.dev turns your existing links permanent — same account, same addresses, no re-upload.
Read guide →6 min readFix broken images and CSS after converting HTML to a link
Page looks unstyled or images are broken after converting HTML to a link? It's almost always file paths. A five-minute checklist with examples.
Read guide →5 min readPreview an HTML email template as a link
Share an HTML email template as a web link so colleagues and clients can review it in a browser before sending. Steps, tips and what a browser preview can't show.
Read guide →4 min readChoosing a custom address for your HTML link
How custom subdomains like yourname.htmltolink.dev work: the rules (3–40 characters), what is reserved, and tips for addresses people trust and remember.
Read guide →3 min readUpdate your HTML page without changing the link
Fix a typo or ship a new version of your page at the same URL. How updating a converted link works, what changes and what stays the same.
Read guide →4 min readIs it safe to open an HTML link someone sent you?
How to judge a shared HTML page link: what a hosted page can and can't do, warning signs of phishing, and how to report an abusive page.
Read guide →8 min readThe HTML link tag: a practical reference
Everything about the HTML <a> tag in one page: href types, target, rel values, download, anchors to sections, accessible link text and common mistakes.
Read guide →4 min readSubmitting HTML assignments as links
Hand in web-design homework as a link the teacher can open on any device. How students convert projects, how teachers review them, and good naming habits.
Read guide →6 min readHow to make a single-file HTML page
Combine HTML, CSS, JavaScript and images into one self-contained .html file that's easy to paste, convert and share. Techniques and size trade-offs.
Read guide →4 min readHTML link vs HTML file: what the recipient gets
Sending an HTML page as a link or as a file? A side-by-side of what the recipient sees, can do and risks — on desktop and mobile — and when each makes sense.
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