DESKTOP APP · PUBLISHING · LIVE IN PRODUCTION

Publish a page to your site in one drag.

A desktop shortcut for site owners: drag any page onto it, give it a title, and it's live on your own domain in seconds, manage, archive, and control everything offline from your PC.

Desktop appDrag & dropYour domainOffline control

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WHAT IT DOES

The problem, and the fix.

Putting a one-off page live usually means a deploy, a dashboard, or a developer. Preview Links turns it into a single drag: drop the file on the app, give it a title, and it's live on your own domain before you switch windows.

Everything you publish shows up in one desktop window where you can copy, preview, or archive it, and it all runs on your own machine, so you stay in control offline with nothing hosted behind a login.

1 drag

from file to live page

Your domain

not a share link

Offline

managed from your PC

Features

BUILT TO SOLVE ONE PROBLEM WELL

Drag-and-drop publish

Drop any page on the app and it goes live, no deploy step, no dashboard.

Clean, titled URLs

Your title becomes a tidy, readable URL on your own domain.

One management window

Every published page in a single list, copy, preview, or archive.

Archive & restore

Archiving takes a page offline but keeps your copy; restore it anytime.

Runs on your desktop

A native app pinned to your dock, no web login, no account, no fee.

Looks like yours

Pages publish under your domain with nothing to give away the source.

A look inside

Drag, title, live

Drop a file, name it, and it's live on your domain with a clean URL.

Manage every page

Copy, preview, or archive any published page from one window.

Runs on your desktop

A native app pinned to your dock, you control everything offline.

UNDER THE HOOD

How it's built

Electron desktop app with a self-contained runtime

Publishes to a static site (auto-deploys in ~60s)

A local manifest drives the manage/archive list

Archive keeps an offline copy, fully restorable

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