ChatGPT + CanvasLink
How to host and share HTML pages built with ChatGPT
ChatGPT — and especially Canvas, its collaborative code editor — is excellent at writing self-contained HTML pages: interactive quizzes, calculators, dashboards, games, and more. The gap is that there is no 'publish' button. Your finished page lives inside the chat, invisible to anyone else. CanvasLink fills that gap: paste your HTML, click Publish, and share a clean link that works on any device without sign-in.
Step-by-step guide
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Ask ChatGPT to build an HTML page
Open a new ChatGPT conversation and describe what you want. For best results, specify that you need a self-contained HTML file — for example: "Build a single-page expense calculator as a self-contained HTML file with no external dependencies." Canvas will open automatically for coding tasks.
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Copy the generated code
Once ChatGPT finishes, look for the Copy button at the top of the Canvas panel (or the code block if Canvas did not open). Click it to copy the full HTML to your clipboard.
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Open CanvasLink and paste
Go to canvaslink.app. Click inside the code editor area and paste your HTML. The live preview on the right updates immediately so you can see exactly how the page will look.
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Check the preview, then publish
Toggle between Desktop and Tablet previews to make sure your page is responsive. When it looks right, click Publish.
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Copy your shareable link
CanvasLink generates a URL instantly. If you are not signed in, you get a demo link (valid for 24 hours) at demo.canvaslink.app. Sign up for a free account to get a permanent link on your own subdomain — username.canvaslink.app/your-page — that never expires.
What you can share
- Interactive apps and mini-games
- Calculators and tools
- Landing pages and one-pagers
- Quizzes and surveys
- Data visualisations and dashboards
- Presentations and slideshows
Ready to share your ChatGPT page?
Paste your HTML and get a permanent link in seconds. Free to start — no credit card needed.