Share HTML and Markdown files,
quietly and securely
Building with AI means more HTML and Markdown files.But sharing one with someone is never quite as easy, is it?Drop a file into Quietly and you get a safe link to send, right away.It stays out of search, of course. You can put a password on it too.Happy building 👋
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You can tell them: “I've sent it as a secure link that expires.”
This link needs the password. Send the password some other way — not alongside the link.
Open it to delete the file before the deadline. Leave this screen and we can never show it again.
Before you send this
The worries this takes off your hands
It won't open on a phone. On a laptop it opens broken.
They just open a link. Any device, exactly as you made it.
Put it on the web, and does it turn up in search?
Not here. Two settings keep it out.
The link gets forwarded, and now anyone can open it.
Add a password. When the deadline passes, the link dies with the file.
Is there something buried in that file?
We screen files before we take them, and nothing inside can reach the outside.
Questions people ask
- How do I share an HTML file with someone?
- Drop the file on this page and it becomes a link you can send. No sign-up, no login. They open the link and read the file right in their browser.
- Will the link show up in search engines?
- No. Both the share page and the file itself are marked noindex, telling search engines not to index them once they've read the page. The address is a random string long enough that it cannot be guessed, so only the people you send it to can open it.
- When is the uploaded file deleted?
- Once nobody has opened it for seven days. Every time someone opens the link, the deadline moves back to seven days from that moment, so a link people are still reading never dies under them. Thirty days after you shared it, it goes regardless. With an account those two numbers become thirty days and one year. You also get your own private link when you share — open it to delete the file immediately.
- Can I put a password on it?
- Yes. Set a password before you drop the file, and whoever opens the link has to enter it before they see anything. Send the password some other way — not alongside the link.
- What kind of files can I share?
- HTML files, Markdown files, CSS files and images (.html / .htm / .md / .markdown / .css / .png / .jpg / .gif / .webp). Markdown is typeset for reading.
- Can I drop a whole folder?
- Yes. Drag the folder in and it becomes one link with its structure intact. Images and CSS your HTML points at (say, images/chart.png, style.css) show up as you wrote them, as long as they're in the same folder. JavaScript files aren't accepted, so keep any scripting inside the HTML itself. Anything left out is named on screen the moment you drop it.
- Can I put several files in one link?
- Yes. Up to 100 files per link, 25 MB in total. Whoever opens the link moves between all of them without leaving it.
- Can I share an HTML artifact that Claude or a similar tool produced?
- Yes. A single-file HTML export arrives looking exactly as it did when you made it. Unlike the built-in share links of those tools, it stays out of search and goes away once nobody has opened it for 7 days.
- Can the person who opens it be tracked?
- No. The file is served from a separate domain with every outbound connection blocked. Anything embedded in it that would load from elsewhere, or track the reader, simply does not run.
- What does an account change?
- Links last longer — thirty days without being opened, up to a year — and you can look back at everything you have shared in one list. You get 1 GB of storage. You can keep sharing without an account exactly as before.
- Does it cost anything?
- No. It is free, and creating an account is optional — sharing works without one.