Paste HTML directly and get a live link.

Saving a file just to upload it is a step that does not need to exist. When the HTML already lives in your clipboard, copied from a chat with an AI tool or straight out of your editor, you should be able to publish it as-is. That is what paste mode does. Open the uploader, click the Paste HTML tab, paste your markup into the box, and click publish. A live nudgehost.com page comes back in a few seconds, with no Save As dialog and no file sitting in your Downloads folder.

This is the natural fit for AI output, which arrives as text rather than a file in the first place. To publish a Claude artifact, you open the artifact's source, copy the HTML, and paste it here, skipping the round trip through your filesystem. The same applies when you host ChatGPT-generated HTML from a code block in a conversation. Inline styles apply, scripts run, and libraries loaded from a CDN fetch normally, so the page behaves the way it did in the chat preview.

What you paste is not a throwaway snippet. It becomes a real hosted page with its own URL, its own link preview, and the same settings as any uploaded file. You can password-protect it, set it to expire, or replace the file in your dashboard by pasting a revised version over the top. That last part is handy when you are tweaking a layout. Paste, look at the live page, paste again, all at the same address.

Paste mode is free, and you can drop a file to get started without making an account first. upgrade to Pro only matters once you want a custom domain on the page, more active links, or the NudgeHost branding removed. For a single quick page from an AI chat, the free plan covers the whole thing.