Undraft vs myhtml

Both answer the same opening question — how do I send someone an HTML file without it arriving broken — and then diverge. myhtml stops once the link works. Undraft treats the link as the start of a review cycle.

Where myhtml is the better choice

myhtml is focused on one job: turn an HTML file into a working shareable link in seconds. A tool that does one thing has less to learn and less to get in the way.

Where Undraft differs

• Comments pinned to elements on the live page.
• Version history across re-uploads.
• Links restricted to specific email addresses.
• Per-project visitor analytics.

Undraft requires a Google sign-in to upload, which a no-account tool does not. That is a real cost if you only ever need a quick link.