From v0, Bolt or Lovable output to a live URL

AI app builders like v0, Bolt and Lovable are great at generating a UI fast, and they usually let you export or download the result. But once you have that static HTML in hand, the built-in deploy paths push you toward a full project on a framework host — overkill when all you want is to show one page to a colleague or a client. host-html takes the exported HTML and gives you a shareable link, immediately.

Export, drop, publish

Each of these tools has an export or download step: v0 lets you copy or download the generated code, Bolt lets you download the project, and Lovable lets you export the build. When the output is a self-contained HTML page — or you have a single index.html with everything inlined — that file is all host-html needs.

Drag the .html file onto the upload zone, or paste the markup into the editor. Preview it to confirm the layout survived the export, then publish to get a live host-html.com/p/ link. No repository, no framework build, no deploy dashboard.

For a quick review or a client preview, this is dramatically faster than wiring the export into a full hosting project just to share one screen.

When host-html is the right host (and when it isn't)

host-html is built for a single, self-contained HTML page. If your v0, Bolt or Lovable export is exactly that — a static page, an inlined prototype, a landing screen — it is a perfect fit and the fastest way to a link. Publish it, share it, iterate.

If the export is a full multi-route application with a build step, a bundler and server-side pieces, that is a different job and a framework host is the right tool. The honest split: use host-html to share the static output quickly; use a framework host when you are shipping the whole app. Many people do both — a fast host-html preview link while iterating, a full deploy once it is real.

You can also flatten a small multi-file export into a single HTML file (inline the CSS and JS) and host that here, which is often all a demo needs.

Sharing that keeps up with iteration

These tools invite fast iteration, and host-html keeps pace: publish a new version to get a new link, or on a paid plan edit the hosted page in place so a link you already sent updates itself. Add a password for a private client draft, or a custom link so the URL is on-brand.

For a set of screens or variants, group them into a collection so reviewers get one link to everything instead of a message full of URLs.

Frequently asked questions

How do I host output from v0, Bolt or Lovable?

Use the tool's export or download step to get the HTML, then drop that file into host-html and publish. You get a live host-html.com/p/ link without setting up a repo or a framework deploy.

Does host-html run a build step on my project?

No. host-html serves the HTML you give it as-is. That is why it is fast for a single self-contained page — but it means a full app that needs a bundler and server should go to a framework host instead.

My export is several files — can I still use it?

If you can flatten it into one HTML file with the CSS and JavaScript inlined, yes — that is ideal for host-html. Genuine multi-route apps with a build pipeline are a better fit for a framework host.

Can I share a private preview with a client?

Yes. On a paid plan you can password-protect the page so only the client can open it, and use a custom link so the URL looks professional.

Is there a cost to get a link?

No cost to publish and get a working link — just a free, 5-second signup. Paid plans keep pages forever and add analytics, passwords, custom links and collections.