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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