One tool for every kind of share
Every Snapy tool does the same simple thing in a different shape: you drop something in, and you get a clean public link in seconds, and you verify your email once. The tools above are grouped by what you are sharing. Here is how they fit together.
File sharing tools
The fastest way to send something to a person. Instead of a heavy email attachment that bounces or sits in a download folder, you get one link that opens in any browser, on any device. Add a custom name, a password, an expiry date, or a QR code when you need them, and check a private analytics view to see how many people opened it. This is the right pick for a photo, a screenshot, a zip, or any single file. See image to link for pictures, and the share a presentation tool for slide decks.
Document sharing tools
Documents have their own quirks: they are often large, and the person on the other end may not have the same software. A link fixes both. The PDF to link tool turns a PDF into a URL that opens straight in the browser, and share a PDF online covers the common cases like a resume, a proposal, an invoice, a menu, or a report, with options for a password or open tracking.
HTML and static hosting tools
If you have built a page, this is where Snapy shines. Drop a single .html file, or zip a whole folder with index.html at the root, and Snapy serves the entire static site on one link. It works for plain HTML, a React build, or a Next.js static export. There is no repo to set up and no build pipeline, which is why people use it as a free HTML host, a Tiiny Host alternative, or a way to host a page without GitHub or without Netlify.
AI-generated page publishing tools
A newer problem, and one Snapy is built for. Tools like Claude, ChatGPT, v0, Lovable, and Bolt generate a whole page or app, but the result is stuck inside the editor behind a login. Snapy gives that output a real, public address anyone can open. Start with share a Claude or ChatGPT page, or the dedicated guides for v0, Lovable, and Bolt.
Developer and API tools
Snapy is more than an upload box. A free publish API turns a document or page into a link from a script, with no API key, and an MCP server lets an AI assistant publish on its own. There are ready guides for Python, JavaScript, Zapier, Make, and n8n.
Not sure where to start? Read how to share a file and get a link, or just drop something in the box on the home page.