On HTMLtoLink, open My links, choose Update content next to the link, paste or upload the new version and publish. The address, QR code, password and expiry stay the same. Updating is included on every plan, including Free, and works from any device you sign in on with Google.
Why updating in place matters
Once a link is out — in an email, a chat, a printed QR code, a course page — you cannot recall it. Publishing a corrected copy at a new address means chasing everyone to use the new one. Updating in place keeps the address and replaces what it serves, so every copy of the link shows the fix.
Update the content
- Sign in and open My links — on any computer or phone.
- Choose Update content. The publisher opens in update mode with the address locked.
- Paste the new HTML or upload the new file, ZIP or folder.
- Press Update this link. Visitors see the new version within about a minute.
Updating replaces the whole site at once — every file — so there is never a mix of old and new.
Change the password or delete
- Password: in update mode, type a new password to change it, or tick Remove the current password.
- Delete removes the page immediately; the address becomes available again.
Keeping a link online longer
Free links last 24 hours; updating does not reset that. If a page needs to stay up — a printed QR code, a course page, a client preview — a paid plan makes your links permanent for as long as you are subscribed.
Updating from code
Scripts and CI pipelines can update a link with your API key: POST /api/publish?slug=your-link&update=1 with the new content. See the API docs.