What is snapy?
snapy is a dead-simple sharing tool. Drop a file, such as an HTML page, a PDF, an image, or a zip, and get an instant link you can share with anyone. No account, no setup, no waiting. If you have ever wanted to create a link to a file without uploading it to a cloud drive first, this is built for exactly that.
How it works
Your file is stored on fast global infrastructure and served from a clean link. You can give the link a custom, memorable name like proposal.snapy.host instead of a long random string. Share it anywhere, and it just works, on any device, in any browser. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure.
- Drop a file, or browse to pick one.
- Give the link a name, or let snapy choose one.
- Copy the link and share it in an email, a chat, a post, or a QR code.
Why a link beats an attachment
Email providers block big attachments, and shared drives ask the other person to sign in or request access. A link skips all of that. It never bounces, it opens straight in the browser with no download step, and you can send the same link to one person or a thousand. When you turn a file into a link, sharing stops being a chore.
Built for the AI era
Generated a page with Claude, ChatGPT, or v0 and want to share it? Paste it into snapy and get a live link in seconds. It is the simplest way to publish AI-generated pages. See the short guide on how to share an AI page, or learn how to turn a PDF into a link.
What you can do with snapy
- Share a PDF as a clean link instead of a heavy attachment.
- Host an HTML page for free, with no Git and no build step.
- Share an AI-generated page from your favorite tool.
- Send images, documents, and zips as links anyone can open.
snapy is a small, focused project with one goal: make sharing a file as fast as copying a link.