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Everything you need to know about hosting, sharing, and managing your HTML documents with WikiGazette.
Getting Started
Publish your first document in under a minute.
Create a free account
Sign up with your email or Google account. You start on the Free plan with up to 10 documents.
Upload your HTML file or ZIP
Click 'New Page' on your dashboard. Drag in an .html file or a .zip package (with index.html + images). Add a title, author, and tags.
Protect with a passcode (optional)
A passcode is auto-generated. Share the link with the code embedded, or share the code separately for extra security.
Share the link
Your document is instantly live on a shareable URL. Send it to colleagues, clients, or the public.
Features Overview
Everything WikiGazette can do for your documents.
Upload HTML & ZIP Documents
Drag and drop HTML files or ZIP packages (with index.html, images, CSS, JS). WikiGazette unpacks and serves everything as one self-contained document.
Passcode Protection
Add a passcode gate to any document. Only people with the code can view your content. Share the link with the code embedded for one-click access.
View Analytics
Track total and 30-day rolling views for each document. See geographic breakdowns of your viewers by country, region, and city.
Expiration Dates
Set an expiration date and your document automatically deactivates when the time is up. Dashboard badges show what's expiring soon.
Organization Branding
Display your organization's name, website link, and logo in the viewer header. Set defaults that pre-fill every new upload, or customize per document.
Folders & Categories
Organize documents into folders. Assign tags/categories and use multi-select tag filters. Save filter combinations for quick access.
Collaborator Access
Assign documents to team members by email so they can view and manage them from their own dashboard — no password sharing needed. Share at dashboard, folder, or page level.
ZIP Download for Viewers
Optionally allow viewers to download your document as a ZIP package, preserving all assets, styles, and scripts.
Smart Paper Generation
Upload a document and an image, and WikiGazette's AI generates a beautifully formatted, branded HTML report — no coding required.
Visual & Code HTML Editor
Edit your document's HTML directly with a visual editor or raw code mode. Search & replace, live preview, and automatic version snapshots.
Version History
Every save creates a version snapshot. Restore any previous version at any time — the current state is backed up before restoring.
PDF / Word / HTML Index Export
Generate a downloadable index of all your documents — with titles, authors, dates, brands, keywords, and clickable links — in PDF, Word, or HTML format.
Community Stories
Share tips, tricks, and links to your best AI-generated reports. Learn from fellow creators, comment, and like stories.
Security & Privacy
Documents are protected by passcodes and row-level security. Only you and your assigned collaborators can access your data. Delete your account and all data anytime.
Tips & Tricks
- 1Ask your AI for a table of contents with internal jump links — readers navigate long reports instantly.
- 2Request a ZIP package with local /images so charts and logos render perfectly when shared.
- 3Add a one-line executive summary at the top — it becomes the preview snippet on social media.
- 4Use clear section headings (context, opportunity, roadmap) so the AI keeps a strong narrative.
- 5Set an expiration date on time-sensitive documents so they auto-deactivate when no longer relevant.
- 6Use folders and tags to keep your dashboard organized — saved filters let you jump back to any view.
- 7Assign collaborators by email instead of sharing passcodes — they get full dashboard management access.
- 8Export a PDF Index to share a professional catalog of all your published documents with clients.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about hosting and sharing your HTML documents with WikiGazette.