For AI builders
Made something with AI? Give it a real address.
AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT are great at building things — a landing page, a browser game, an interactive chart, a calculator for the club — but the result is stuck in the chat window: working code that nobody can visit. Nippy turns that code into a live website in about a minute.
Click “Create text file” on nippy.host, paste the HTML the assistant wrote, keep the suggested name index.html, pick an address like my-tool.nippy.site, and after a one-click email confirmation the page is live — a real link with HTTPS that opens on any device, no AI account needed to view it.
There is no build step and no terminal: the pasted file is the site being served, so anything self-contained works, including pages that pull Tailwind, React or chart libraries from a CDN. What will not run is server-side code such as Python or Node — hosting is static, so ask the assistant for a client-side version instead. The free plan covers one live site and 25 MB — an AI-generated page is a tiny fraction of that. When the assistant improves the code, paste the new version and publish — the address never changes, so shared links keep working. Prefer no copy-paste? Connect your assistant over MCP (nippy.host/mcp) and it publishes and updates the site itself.
my-tool.nippy.site
How it works
Three steps, no setup.
- 1
Copy the code
Ask Claude or ChatGPT for a single, self-contained HTML file (“put it all in one HTML file” works), then copy it — or download the file if your assistant offers one.
- 2
Paste it in
On nippy.host, choose “Create text file”, paste, and keep the suggested name index.html. Got a downloaded file instead? Drop it on the upload area.
- 3
Pick an address
Choose something like my-tool.nippy.site, confirm your email, and the link is live — share it anywhere, it doesn’t expire.
Or skip the paste
Let the assistant publish it for you
Nippy speaks MCP: add it as a connector on claude.ai or ChatGPT (one URL, nothing to install) or run npx nippy-mcp for Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor — then “publish this as a website” is all it takes, and every revision updates the same address. Access is scoped and revocable: the assistant can publish and update, never delete or spend.
Connect your AI to NippyWhy Nippy
What you get, out of the box.
Served exactly as written
No build step, no config, no terminal. The HTML the assistant wrote is the site being served — CDN-loaded libraries and all.
Paste-to-publish
The “Create text file” editor means you never even save a file to disk: copy from the chat, paste, publish. The Chrome extension is faster still: paste into its popup without leaving the tab you’re in.
An address that’s yours
A clean link like my-tool.nippy.site instead of a share link on the AI platform — or your own domain on paid plans.
Iterate without breaking links
Paste the improved version over the old file and publish — the address stays the same, so the link you shared keeps working.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How do I get the code out of Claude or ChatGPT?
Copy it from the code block or the artifact’s code view, or use the download button if there is one. If the result is a React component or spans several files, ask the assistant to “rewrite this as one self-contained HTML file” — that single file is all you need to upload.
Will pages that load libraries from a CDN work?
Yes. Hosting is static, so the visitor’s browser fetches whatever the page references — Tailwind, React, chart libraries. What won’t run is server-side code such as Python or Node; ask the assistant for a purely client-side version instead.
Why not just share the link the AI platform gives me?
A platform share link works, but it lives on their domain, in their frame, and only exists where the platform offers one — ChatGPT generally doesn’t. Hosting the page yourself gets a clean address you control, lets you combine several creations into one site, and keeps it online regardless of what the AI platform changes.
Can I put several AI-made pages on one site?
Yes — upload them as separate files or folders (calculator.html, game/…) and each gets its own URL under your address. The free plan covers one live site and 25 MB, which fits a lot of AI-sized pages.
Can the assistant publish to Nippy directly, without the copy-paste?
Yes. Nippy has an MCP server: claude.ai and ChatGPT connect with one URL, and Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Cursor with one command (npx nippy-mcp). Once connected, asking “publish this as a website” returns a live link, and later revisions update the same address. Setup for every tool is at nippy.host/mcp.
Is there a faster way than opening nippy.host each time?
Yes — the Nippy Chrome extension publishes from whatever page you’re on: open the popup, paste the HTML or drop a file, and the live link is copied to your clipboard, ready to share. It connects to your account with one click — the same approval screen AI connectors use — and it can publish and update your sites, never delete them. Find it on the Chrome Web Store.
Is it really free?
The free plan hosts one live site with 25 MB of space at a your-name.nippy.site address; free sites show a small banner. Paid plans add more space and sites, custom domains, password protection and banner removal.
More questions? Visit the help center or email support@nippy.host
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