# How to Share a Gemini-Generated Web Page > Source: > Published: 2026-07-04 00:00:00+00:00 July 4, 2026 ยท 2 min read # How to Share a Gemini-Generated Web Page Gemini generated a web page for you, maybe in Canvas. Here is the quickest way to publish it as a link you can send to anyone, with no hosting setup. Gemini is happy to write you a full web page: a landing page, a one-pager, a small interactive tool, often right inside **Canvas**. Getting it out of the chat and in front of other people is the part that trips most people up. Here is how to publish a Gemini-generated web page as a real link in about a minute. ## Get the HTML out of Gemini or Canvas If Gemini gave you the page in a code block, copy the block directly. If it built the page in **Canvas**, the fastest move is to ask "give me the complete HTML for this as a single file," which returns one self-contained document you can copy in full. That single file is everything the page needs to render. Sharing it from inside Google is not really the goal here: a Gemini conversation link shows the chat, not a clean standalone page, and pasting the code into a Doc just shows the code. To share the actual page you need it hosted at its own URL. ## Publish it in three steps - Copy the full HTML Gemini generated (ask for the single-file version if it is in Canvas). - Open ShareMyPage, start a new page, and paste it in. - Set who can view it, copy the link, and share. The page is live right away at a clean URL, renders inside a sandboxed frame so it is safe to open, and stays [editable](/blog/how-to-share-an-html-file-as-a-link) so you can refine it without changing the link. ## Public, private, or team only Not every page is meant for everyone. ShareMyPage gives you the choice without changing the flow: **Public** for an open link.**Password protected** when only some people should see it. See[how to password-protect a page](/blog/password-protect-a-shared-html-page).**Workspace** to[keep it inside your organization](/blog/sharing-ai-pages-with-your-team-link-vs-embed). ## The format that travels A link works on phones, previews cleanly when posted, and always shows the current version. A file does none of that well. If you are building pages with Gemini, a link is what gets them seen. Using other AI tools too? See the guides for [ChatGPT](/blog/how-to-publish-a-chatgpt-html-page) and [Claude](/blog/how-to-share-a-claude-artifact). Got a Gemini page to share? [Create a page on ShareMyPage](https://sharemypage.app/?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=content&utm_campaign=how-to-share-a-gemini-web-page) and paste the HTML in.