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Your AI made it, now share it. Drop the file and get a link anyone can open, with no account, Git or build.
See a live example →AI can now build you a polished report or page in seconds. But getting it in front of someone still means wrestling with files, hosting, and links that don't open. rendrd.io is the missing last step: drop what your AI made, get a link anyone can open. That's the whole idea.
Real pages, each hosted on rendrd from a single HTML file. Open any of them.
Connect rendrd.io once and your assistant hands you a live link in the conversation, with no copy-paste and no upload step. Pick your tool below.
https://rendrd.io/mcp/sseIn the Claude app (web and mobile). Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans; the Free plan allows one custom connector.
Ask it to "publish this as a rendrd link" and it returns a URL you can share.
In ChatGPT on the web. Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu accounts.
rendrd_publish tool.The Gemini app can't connect to MCP servers, so it can't publish for you. You don't need it to.
.html file.You get a shareable link in seconds, with no account and no setup. On the Gemini CLI? It does support MCP; use the same setup as the Claude Code tab.
Claude Code, from the terminal.
# add rendrd as an MCP server claude mcp add --transport sse rendrd \ https://rendrd.io/mcp/sse \ --header "Authorization: Bearer …"
Then ask Claude Code to publish HTML and it calls rendrd_publish for you. Signed in? Your Dashboard shows this command with your key already filled in.
No MCP needed: publish directly over HTTP from any language.
curl -X POST https://rendrd.io/api/publish \ -H "Authorization: Bearer …" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"html":"<!doctype html>…","title":"Q4 Report"}' # → { "url": "https://view.rendrd.io/q4-report", … }
Every link works on the free plan. Go Pro when you need them to stick around, stay private, and look like yours.
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What people ask before sharing an HTML file as a link.
Drop the .html file onto rendrd and you get a live https link in seconds. There is no repo to create, no build step and no account to sign up for. Anyone you send the link to opens the page in their browser.
Don’t email the .html file or put it in Drive, both open raw code or force a download. Upload it to rendrd instead and share the link it gives you. The recipient sees the live page, with your CSS, fonts and charts intact.
rendrd’s free plan hosts up to 5 pages with 50MB of storage and no registration to get started. Each link renders the live page, supports password protection and shows you how many people viewed it. Free links stay live for 7 days.
GitHub Pages needs a Git repository, a commit and a build before your page goes live, which is overkill for one self-contained file. rendrd takes the single HTML file and returns a working link straight away, with no Git and no build.
Download the page your AI built as an .html file, then drop it into rendrd. You get a public link anyone can open, no GitHub and no account needed to start. It is built for exactly this: sharing what your AI made.
Yes. rendrd runs an MCP server, so assistants like Claude and ChatGPT, and coding tools like Claude Code, can publish HTML and get a link back. You can also publish over plain HTTP from any language with our API.
No. You can drop a file and get a link without signing up. Creating a free account simply lets you manage your pages, set passwords and see view counts in one dashboard.
Yes. Password protection is included on every plan, so only people with the password can open the page. From the dashboard you can change the password or delete the link at any time, which removes the page immediately.