Hi everyone,
I have been experimenting with a small workflow for people who generate simple HTML pages with AI tools and want to publish them quickly.
The problem I kept running into was not generating the HTML itself. Tools like v0, ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini can create a page very fast. The slower part is checking the result, making sure it looks okay on different screen sizes, and turning it into a shareable URL.
So I built a Chrome extension called HTML Deployer.
The workflow is:
- Generate a static HTML page with an AI tool
- Open the page in a preview panel
- Check the layout on desktop, tablet, and mobile
- Choose a deploy target to Vercel
- Publish it and get a live URL
I added Vercel as one of the deploy targets because it fits this kind of fast preview and shipping workflow really well.
This is not meant to replace a full development workflow. It is mainly for small landing pages, quick client previews, campaign pages, prototypes, and AI-generated HTML experiments where you just need to review and publish something fast.
I would love feedback from the Vercel community:
Do you often create small AI-generated HTML pages before turning them into a real project?
Would a preview-before-deploy workflow be useful in your process?
What would you expect from a tool like this before trusting it for repeated use?
Here is the project if anyone wants to take a look:
Happy to hear any feedback, especially from people who use Vercel for fast experiments or client previews.