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HTMLtoLink vs HTMLtoURL

An honest, side-by-side look at two HTML-to-URL tools: what each gives you free, what costs money, and which fits your use.

Summary

Both tools turn HTML into a shareable URL with noindex pages and sell monthly plans for links that stay online — HTMLtoLink at $5 / $9 / $25, HTMLtoURL at $9 / $15 / $25. HTMLtoLink includes custom addresses, password protection, in-place updates, ZIP/folder websites, QR codes and an API on every plan — even Free (3 links, 24 hours each) — and its paid plans allow bigger sites (25–75 MB). HTMLtoURL offers 1-hour guest links and a 3-day free link, and puts custom addresses, updates and passwords on its paid plans.

Feature by feature

FeatureHTMLtoLinkHTMLtoURL
Free plan3 live links, 24 hours each1-hour guest links; 1 link for 3 days with an account
Sign-inGoogle, one clickAccount
Custom addressEvery plan, incl. Free (name.htmltolink.dev)Paid plans (name.htmltourl.app)
Update the page at the same URLEvery plan, incl. FreePaid plans
Password protectionEvery plan, incl. FreePro ($15/mo) and above
Upload a ZIP or folder (multi-file site)Every planSingle HTML file
Size limit2 MB free · 25 / 50 / 75 MB paid20 MB
Starter$5/mo — 3 permanent links, 25 MB, password, no badge$9/mo — 3 sites, no password
Pro$9/mo — 10 permanent links, 50 MB$15/mo — 10 sites
Business$25/mo — 50 permanent links, 75 MB, priority support$25/mo — 50 sites
QR codeBuilt in—
API for scripts & AI agentsEvery plan—
Pages kept out of search enginesYes (noindex)Yes (noindex)

HTMLtoURL details are taken from its public home and pricing pages as checked in October 2026. Plans change — check their pricing page for the current offer. HTMLtoURL is a trademark of its owner; this page is an independent comparison.

Where HTMLtoLink is stronger

  • No paywall on the useful parts. Custom address, password and updates are on every plan.
  • Whole websites. Upload a ZIP or folder with CSS, JS, images and multiple pages.
  • More for less. Plans start at $5 instead of $9, password protection is on every plan, and sites go up to 25 / 50 / 75 MB instead of 20 MB.
  • A more useful free plan. 3 links at once, 24 hours each, instead of 1-hour guest links.
  • Automation. A JSON API for scripts, CI and AI agents on every plan.

Where HTMLtoURL may suit you better

  • You want its templates and showcase gallery as a starting point.
  • You prefer to pay annually (HTMLtoLink is monthly for now).

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Frequently asked questions

Is HTMLtoLink an alternative to HTMLtoURL?

Yes. It does the same job — turning HTML into a shareable URL — at the same paid prices, and includes custom addresses, in-place updates, password protection and ZIP sites on every plan, including Free.

Which one should I choose?

If you need ZIP or folder websites, bigger uploads, password protection on every plan, QR codes or an API, HTMLtoLink gives you more for less ($5 / $9 / $25 vs $9 / $15 / $25). If you prefer HTMLtoURL's templates and showcase gallery, it may suit you better.

Can I move a page from HTMLtoURL to HTMLtoLink?

Yes. Download or copy your HTML, paste or upload it on HTMLtoLink, and share the new link.

Your HTML deserves a real link

Paste code, drop a file, a ZIP or a whole folder — get a live URL with your own address, an optional password and a QR code. Free to start with Google sign-in; paid plans keep links online for good.

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