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TagWorks publishes your HTML at a permanent URL. Create an account, upload your file, and share it—no server setup required.
Beta is openCreate an account to upload HTML and generate a public link right away.
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One HTML file is enough
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Share a permanent link
No need to learn code or server setup. Sign up, upload your file, and share the link.
Log in, add a management title and description, then choose the HTML file to publish.
We inspect the document and publish it in an isolated environment that keeps your account separate.
As soon as the upload finishes, a unique shareable URL is created and saved to your dashboard.
See where visits started and which external links they reached in analytics for each page.
Each session is connected to its first observed outbound click.
/p/spring-class| Result | Sessions | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Apply | 90 | 30% |
| Contact | 45 | 15% |
| Intro video | 30 | 10% |
| No outbound click | 135 | 45% |
These numbers are sample data. Log in to see real visits and outbound click analytics for your pages.
We inspect each document before publishing and serve it in an environment separated from your login and management data.
Read the FAQBuilt for independent creators who want to turn an AI-made page into a link real customers can visit.
Upload your product page and share its public link on Instagram, your blog, or anywhere else.
Turn a finished signup page into one URL without configuring a separate hosting service.
We inspect each upload and serve the public copy separately from your authenticated dashboard.
Your original HTML, head scripts, and external styles are preserved. It runs inside a sandboxed publishing environment, so browser-restricted capabilities may still be unavailable.
A permanent URL is created as soon as validation and storage finish. You can reopen it or download its QR code from your dashboard.
The beta supports one HTML file within the size limit. Local image or CSS files are not uploaded with it, so use HTTPS URLs or resources embedded in the document.
No. The dashboard and public page are served separately. The public page receives only the content and minimum public configuration it needs.
Create an account and upload your HTML to get a permanent public link right away.