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Share an HTML file as a link<br>The HTML file you sent<br>won't open.<br>Attachments arrive as raw code, get stripped by mail filters, or simply don't open on a phone. Paste your HTML and get a link anyone opens in one tap — export it to PDF, image or Word when they want a file, and fix a typo without sending a new link.<br>Paste your HTML — freeSee a live example →<br>No signup · 3 free documents a month · Works in WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack and email
Q3 Growth Proposal<br>Shared by Jack from Acme · 30 Jul
PDFQ3 Growth Proposal<br>Prepared for Suria Retail Group
+38%<br>revenue
1.2M<br>budget
4 mo<br>payback
SRSuria Retail Group<br>online
Can you send over the proposal?<br>Here it is 👇
Q3 Growth Proposal
Q3 Growth Proposal<br>Shared by Jack from Acme · Opens in one tap<br>sendpageapp.com
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Paste it here. Get your link.<br>The whole thing takes about thirty seconds, and you keep the link forever.<br>Paste HTMLUpload file<br>down." rows="7" class="w-full rounded-xl border border-line bg-paper/60 font-mono text-xs p-4 resize-y focus:border-accent"><br>How it appears in WhatsApp<br>Your document title<br>Your document title<br>Interactive document · Open in one tap
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New — for Claude<br>Or never copy the HTML at all.<br>Connect SendPage to Claude once, and the document you just asked it to write becomes a link without leaving the conversation. Ask for a correction and the link stays the same.<br>Connect it — free, one command<br>$ claude mcp add --transport http \<br>sendpage https://sendpageapp.com/mcp<br>✔ Connected<br>You: send this proposal to my client<br>Claude: Published — sendpageapp.com/d/a4f2k9. It opens in one tap on their phone.
Why SendPage?<br>A design tool, a report generator, an AI — plenty of things hand you a finished document as a file full of HTML. None of them tell you there is no good way to send that to a client. Attached to an email it looks suspicious and will not open properly on a phone. Printing it to PDF flattens the charts and cuts the wide tables in half. A screenshot throws away the text. So the document that looked professional on your screen arrives looking like homework — and you end up apologising for it before your client has read a word.<br>Paste HTML, get a link<br>Exports to PDF, image and Word<br>Edit the text after you have sent it
From AI output to customer-ready in 30 seconds<br>01Paste what your AI made<br>Copy the HTML out of Claude, ChatGPT or any tool. Drop it in. No signup, no setup.
02Send one link<br>In WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, iMessage or email it arrives as a card with your title, your name and how long it takes to read.
03They read it properly<br>Charts stay interactive, animations play, phones render it right. PDF or Word if they want a file.
23<br>document types benchmarked<br>every export, every run
100%<br>text preserved in exports<br>measured word by word
scripts with bundled fonts<br>Chinese, Arabic, Thai, Tamil…
~2.5s<br>to build a PDF<br>real browser, real rendering
From the conversion benchmark that runs against the live site on every change — one document per risky capability, scored on how much of the text survives the export.
Three things a PDF can't do<br>Real documents, live on SendPage. Open one and try the thing it suggests — this is exactly what your recipient gets.<br>Q3 Growth Proposal<br>Click the bars — a live page, not a picture<br>Open it →
Architecture diagram, 1440px wide<br>The PDF turns the page instead of clipping the right edge<br>Open it →
运营月报 Monthly Report<br>Nine writing systems, all intact in the PDF<br>Open it →
Pro<br>Your client reads it in their language<br>A real document, translated. Tap a language — the whole page switches, and the numbers, links and layout stay exactly where they were. The PDF exports translated too, with every character intact.
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Everything the link needs to look like your work<br>Each one is marked Free, Pro, or both.<br>Opens in your reader's languagePRO<br>Pick up to three languages and your link opens translated — the recipient switches with a tap. Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and more, and because we bundle the fonts, every character survives the PDF export where other tools show empty boxes.
Convert to PDF, image or WordFREEPRO<br>We render your page in a real browser and capture that, so the design survives. PDF and a long image for chat are free; Word, for a client who wants to edit it, is on Pro. Wide diagrams turn the page instead of losing a column.
Edit the HTML after you send itFREE<br>Click any text in the document and type — no code needed — or paste a fresh version your AI regenerated. The link never changes, and the PDF rebuilds itself.
Arrives as a card, not a URLFREEPRO<br>WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, iMessage and email show your title, your name and a card drawn with the same fonts as the document — Chinese, Arabic and Thai titles included. Set the card's colour on Pro.
Reads properly on a phoneFREE<br>Charts stay interactive and animations play....