A Notion share link always carries Notion with it — the workspace chrome, the domain, the sidebar, the toggle that decides who's in. Sometimes you just want the page on its own. Export it to HTML, drop the file in, and get a private, unguessable link in seconds. It opens in any browser with no Notion account, stays off search by default, and lands on your name and your link — gone when you say so.
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In Notion, open the page menu, choose Export, and pick HTML. For a multi-page doc, turn on "Include subpages" and export the folder, then zip it so images and linked pages travel together. Drop the HTML or ZIP into miinideck.
You get one private, unguessable link in seconds. It carries a no-index tag, so the page stays out of search, and the viewer opens it in any browser — no Notion login, no workspace seat, no public-share toggle deciding who can see it.
Re-export after an edit in Notion and re-upload — the link stays the same, so everyone you sent it to always lands on your latest version. Add a password or an expiry whenever you want.
Export the page from Notion as HTML, then drop the file (or a ZIP of the page and its assets) into miinideck. You get a private link that opens the page as a standalone web page in any browser — the viewer needs no Notion account and no invite to your workspace, and the page lives on its own link instead of inside Notion.
No. The link is private and unguessable, and it's no-indexed by default, so the page is visible only to the people you send the link to — not to search engines and not to anyone browsing Notion. You can add a password (free on every plan) and set an expiry so the link stops working on your schedule.
No — those need a real backend, and a Notion HTML export is a static snapshot. Text, images, and basic structure come through; anything that queries a database, renders a live view, or runs an interactive embed won't. If you need that, build it on a platform with a server like Vercel or Netlify; miinideck serves the static, front-end version of the page privately.
Yes. Turn on Review and anyone with the link can pin a comment to the exact element — a heading, a paragraph, an image — with no account. You resolve threads as you go, and on Studio you can export the whole thread as a prompt for Claude or Codex to action the edits.
Free to start: drop a file and get a private link with no sign-up (up to 3 MB anonymously, 7-day link). A free account gives you an always-on slot at 10 MB; Solo at $4.99/mo keeps links from ever expiring, removes the footer, and adds analytics and a 25 MB cap; Studio at $14.99/mo adds a custom domain, white-label, and Review export at 50 MB.
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