Attach an .html file and the inbox often quarantines or strips it; attach something heavy and it bounces on a size cap. A link clears both. Drop your HTML page or zipped bundle into miinideck and get an unguessable private URL in seconds — then paste it into the same email you were about to attach the file to, and the recipient opens it live in their browser. Nothing for a filter to flag, nothing to download, no account to sign into.
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Drop the HTML file, or zip a folder with its assets and drop the ZIP. miinideck publishes it to a private link in seconds — instead of an attachment a mail filter might block, you get a URL the inbox treats like any other link.
Replace the attachment with the link. Paste it into the same email, chat, or message you were already writing — the body carries the URL, not a file, so there's no size cap to bounce and no attachment to quarantine. It opens live in the recipient's browser on any device.
The link is unguessable and no-indexed, so it stays private and off search. Add a password for sensitive material, set an expiry so it doesn't linger, and swap the file later while keeping the same URL — the recipient's link never goes stale.
Most mail providers treat .html and .htm attachments as a security risk — an HTML file can carry scripts — so filters routinely strip, quarantine, or flag them, and the recipient may never see the file. Sending a link sidesteps that entirely: there's no attachment for a filter to act on, and the page opens live in the browser instead of arriving as a flagged file. Drop the HTML into miinideck and paste the private URL into the same email.
It varies, but many inboxes cap attachments around 20–25 MB, and the limit belongs to the receiving side, not you — so a file that sends fine can still bounce. A link has no such ceiling on the email itself; miinideck holds the file (up to 50 MB per file on Studio) and the email only carries the URL. The recipient opens the page in their browser instead of downloading a heavy attachment.
No. The link opens the page live in their browser — no download, no install, no account. That's the point of sending a link instead of an attachment: nothing for them to save, clear past a filter, or log into.
Not through miinideck. We host self-contained HTML and ZIP bundles — front-end pages that run in the browser. If your build needs a server, a database, or saved form submissions, deploy it on a platform built for that, like Vercel or Netlify, and send that link. For a static page, report, or built site that just needs to render, drop it here and get a private link in seconds.
Yes. Turn on Review and anyone with the link can pin a comment to the exact element they mean — no sign-up. You resolve the thread from your dashboard. Review is free on every plan; only exporting the thread as a prompt for Claude or Codex is a Studio feature.
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