Guide
How to share a Claude or ChatGPT generated document
AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT now produce genuinely good self-contained HTML: reports, pitch decks, proposals, one-pagers. The awkward part is sharing one. Here is how to turn an AI-generated HTML file into a secure, trackable link that you control.
Get the HTML out of your AI tool
Ask the model for a single, self-contained .html file with its styles inline, then save it. A self-contained file (no separate asset folder) is the cleanest thing to share, because it renders the same everywhere without missing images or broken stylesheets.
scrolly.net hosts the document you bring; it does not generate the content. That keeps your wedge, the AI tool you already like, while scrolly.net handles the sharing, access control, and analytics around it.
Turn the file into a secure link
- Sign in and upload your .html file. It uploads directly to secure storage and is never executed on the scrolly.net app.
- Create a share link and choose an access mode: public, password, email gate, or allowlist.
- Optionally set an expiry date so the link stops working after a deadline.
- Copy the short link and send it. You can revoke it at any time with one toggle.
Why a tracked link beats pasting or attaching
- Recipients open a clean, full-screen document in the browser, with nothing to download and no app to install.
- Your HTML runs in an isolated sandbox under a strict security policy, so even an AI-generated file with scripts in it can never reach your account or theirs.
- You see who opened it, when, how long they read, and how far they scrolled, which a raw file or a pasted link cannot tell you.
- You stay in control: change the access mode, set an expiry, or revoke the link without resending anything.
Share straight from your AI workflow
If you work inside an AI assistant that supports tools, scrolly.net exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint, so an assistant can hand a finished HTML document to scrolly.net and get back a secure share link as part of the same conversation. The document is still hosted and access-controlled exactly the same way as an upload from the dashboard.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Does scrolly.net generate the document for me?
- No. You bring the finished HTML (typically generated by an AI tool like Claude or ChatGPT) and scrolly.net handles the secure, trackable sharing around it: hosting, access control, and engagement analytics.
- Is it safe to share AI-generated HTML that contains scripts?
- Yes. Every document is served from a separate sandbox origin inside a sandboxed iframe under a strict content security policy, isolated from the scrolly.net app. Scripts in the document can never read your session or reach your account.
- What format should I export from Claude or ChatGPT?
- Ask for a single, self-contained .html file with inline styles. A self-contained file renders consistently everywhere and is the cleanest thing to upload and share.
- Can my AI assistant create the share link directly?
- Yes, if it supports the Model Context Protocol. scrolly.net exposes an MCP endpoint, so a connected assistant can upload a finished document and return a secure share link inside the same conversation.