FinalFix Guide
How to Use Exported HTML
An exported HTML file is the document a browser reads to display your page. For most static hosts, the homepage file should be named index.html.
Quick summary
Preview the file locally, keep referenced assets together, check favicon and mobile, then publish the folder or file to a static host such as Cloudflare Pages.
Understand index.html
A host looks for index.html when someone visits your site root. If your exported file has another name, rename it to index.html before uploading unless your host says otherwise.
- 1.Download the export.
- 2.Rename the main file to index.html.
- 3.Keep any linked assets in the same relative folders.
- 4.Do not rename folders unless you also update the HTML references.
Preview locally
Double-click index.html to open it in a browser. If your page uses scripts that require a server, you may need to preview with a local static server, but many landing pages work by opening the file directly.
- 1.Open the file in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox.
- 2.Click every navigation item and CTA.
- 3.Confirm images and favicon load.
- 4.Use responsive mode to check mobile widths.
Publish after checking
Once the page works locally, upload it to a static host. Cloudflare Pages is a beginner-friendly choice because it can serve static HTML and provide a pages.dev preview URL.
- 1.Create a Pages project.
- 2.Upload the file or connect a repository.
- 3.Visit the pages.dev preview URL.
- 4.Connect a custom domain when ready.
Common mistakes
- Uploading a file that is not named index.html.
- Moving image or CSS folders without updating links.
- Skipping mobile preview.
- Forgetting to test every button after export.
FAQ
Can I email an HTML file to someone?
Yes, but publishing it on a host gives you a normal shareable URL.
What are assets?
Assets are files the HTML references, such as images, CSS, JavaScript and icons.
Does FinalFix export include replaced images?
Replaced images are written as data URLs in the HTML for the MVP export workflow.
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