Share an HTML website with others
Upload the .html file of your site to reshare and you get one link, something like link.reshare.one/aB3xY9kLmn, that anyone can open in their browser. No hosting account, no server, no sign-in for viewers. Free, files up to 50 MB.
One boundary up front: reshare hosts single-file pages. If your website is one self-contained HTML file, which is what AI tools produce and what most quick sites are, this is the fastest way to put it in front of people.
Drop your HTML file
Free. Sign in with Google and your link is ready in seconds.
How it works
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Drop the file
Drag your .html file into the box above, or click Choose a file.
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Sign in with Google
One click. The file waits in your browser while you sign in, then the upload finishes on its own.
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Share one link with everyone
The same link works for a group chat, an email thread, a QR code on a poster, anywhere. Nobody needs an account to open it.
Sharing with a group, not one person
There are no per-person invites or permissions to manage. One link serves everyone, and reshare counts how many times the page was opened, on the server, so you can tell whether people actually looked. The count sits next to the link in your dashboard.
If the site is not for everyone, add password protection: reshare generates a password, encrypts the file, and shows the password to you once. Share the link and the password separately.
What if the site is more than one file
A site split into index.html, styles.css, and app.js needs its pieces inlined into one file first: styles into a <style> tag, scripts into a <script> tag. If your project genuinely needs multiple files and folders, a host like GitHub Pages or Netlify is the right tool, and reshare is not it.
In practice, pages exported from AI tools and most one-page sites already come as a single file.
Updating the site after you shared it
Upload a new version and the same link serves it. Everyone you already sent the link to sees the current site, and you can restore any earlier version in one click. This is the part attachments can never do.