
HTMLpad turns any HTML, written by hand or generated by AI, into a page you can share in seconds. No account, no setup, no deploy.
Paste this where you want the pad to appear. The line under the frame lets your readers open it in HTMLpad.
All free, with no account. Every page you save gets its own link and a private link to edit it later.
Paste HTML, written by hand or by an AI assistant, or open an .html file. Get a link in about a second, with the name you choose.
Start aboveKeep the private edit link, or leave your email and we send it to you. Saving again keeps the page online for another 90 days.
How pads workThe HTML sandbox runs HTML, CSS and JavaScript as you type. Good for testing a snippet before you publish it.
Open the sandboxPut any pad inside another page with one line of code, or make your own editable copy of someone else's pad.
Embedding guideCreate one class link. Students type their name and save, and every page shows up on your class page. No student accounts.
For teachersConnect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code to the HTMLpad MCP server and your assistant can publish pages for you.
Set up the MCP serverFree pads stay online for 90 days. Leave your email and we will send you the edit link and a reminder before your pad expires. Paste, type or drop an .html file on the editor.
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