# rendrd vs Claude artifacts, GitHub Pages and Google Drive

> Ways to share an HTML page your AI built, compared.

## The problem
AI tools generate a self-contained HTML file (a report, dashboard or page). Getting it in front of someone cleanly is the hard part.

## Options
- Email the .html file: most clients block it or it downloads as raw code, not a live page.
- Google Drive: opens raw HTML or forces a download; it does not render the page.
- GitHub Pages: needs a Git repository, a commit and a build before the page goes live, which is overkill for one self-contained file.
- Claude artifact link: tied to the assistant, with limited control, no password, no custom domain and no analytics.
- rendrd: drop the single HTML file and get a live link in seconds. No Git, no build, no account to start. Password protection, view counts and takedown from a dashboard. Pro adds custom link names, custom domains and links that never expire.

## When rendrd is not the tool
rendrd hosts single, self-contained HTML files, not multi-page sites or apps with a build step. For those, use a static host or GitHub Pages.

## Links
- Home: https://rendrd.io/ (markdown: https://rendrd.io/index.md)
- Compare: https://rendrd.io/compare