Li2 vs Tiiny.host: publish AI-built pages online, then control who sees them
Both turn the HTML your AI just wrote into a real link in seconds, offer MCP for Claude and keep the link when you swap the file. The difference is in access control, Vietnamese support, and what happens when you take it down.
Where the two tools are alike
If all you need is a link to drop into a chat, both tools do the job about equally well.
Upload a file, get a link
Drag in the HTML page Claude, ChatGPT or v0 wrote, a PDF, deck or video and you have a link. No server, no domain.
Swap the file, keep link and QR
Both let you replace the file while the existing link and QR code keep opening the new content.
AI agents publish through MCP
Claude or any other agent can publish and update an artifact straight from the conversation on either platform.
Li2 vs Tiiny.host, task by task
A yes/no table, not a ranking. We do not list Tiiny.host pricing because it changes often.
Feature By what you need to do with a published file | T Tiiny.host | |
|---|---|---|
Replace the file, keep the link Iterate with AI round after round; links you already sent open the latest version | ||
Google sign-in viewing mode Know which clients opened it: viewer emails are saved to your Customers list | — | |
Password protection Viewers enter a password before the file opens, on every Li2 plan | Plan-dependent | |
Private mode for your organisation AI-built dashboards and reports from internal data, visible only to organisation members | — | |
Unpublish to a notice page Links you already sent land on a “taken down” page instead of a 404 | — | |
MCP for AI agents Publish and update artifacts from Claude or other agents | ||
Full short-link toolkit UTM, expiry, click limits, country and device targeting | — | |
Vietnamese interface and support Product, docs and support in Vietnamese | — | |
Custom QR: logo, colors, patterns, SVG When it has to go on paper, the QR carries your brand | Default QR | |
Tiiny.host details are taken from its public website as of October 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us and we will fix it. | See Artifact |
Which one should you pick
When Tiiny.host is the better choice
Honestly, there are things Tiiny.host does better than Li2 today.
- You need to host a multi-page website (a folder or zip), or file types beyond the four Li2 accepts (HTML, PDF, slides, video).
- You want the published page on your own domain: Tiiny offers custom domains for artifacts, Li2 does not yet.
- You want an English tutorial for each tool (Bolt, Replit, Cursor, Gemini and more): Tiiny has plenty.
- Your audience is entirely outside Vietnam and you want an English-only tool and docs.
When Li2 is the better choice
Li2 fits when the page your AI wrote needs a real address to send out, and you need to decide who can view it after it has gone out.
- You build landing pages, prototypes or dashboards with Claude, ChatGPT, v0 or Lovable and need a real link for the client or your boss within the hour.
- You want Claude to publish and update by itself over MCP, with no manual uploading.
- You need to choose who can view: public, private for organisation members, password, or Google sign-in to know whose email opened it.
- You iterate with AI many times: replace the file and links you already sent open the new version, nothing to resend.
- The prototype is approved or the campaign is over: take it down and scattered links land on a polite notice page, not a 404.
- Your team works in Vietnamese.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, if you need to turn the HTML page Claude, ChatGPT, v0 or Lovable wrote into a real link, or share a PDF, deck or video as a link. Li2 does that, offers MCP for Claude, and adds what Tiiny lacks: a Private mode for organisation members, Google sign-in that records viewer emails, a polite notice page on takedown, and a Vietnamese interface. If you need to host a multi-page website, other file types or a custom domain for the published page, Tiiny remains the better fit.
No. Click Update content and upload the new file, or let Claude call update_artifact; the link stays the same. Anyone who received it over chat, email or in a CV opens the new version. You can even change the file type, say from an HTML page to a PDF. Only the slug cannot be edited after publishing, so choose it carefully before sending.
Download the original file from Tiiny (or ask your AI for a fresh self-contained HTML file), publish it on Li2 and pick a new slug. Links on Tiiny's domain cannot be pointed at Li2, so switch before your next round of sending and update the link in your email signature and CV. For new pages, start on Li2 from day one.
Each file can be up to 10 MB; AI-written HTML pages are usually a few hundred KB, while longer videos should be trimmed or compressed first. The number of live artifacts and total storage depend on your plan; see the pricing page for details. The free plan is enough to try your first landing page or prototype.
Your AI wrote the page. Give it a real link
Publish the HTML from Claude, ChatGPT or v0 on Li2, or let Claude publish over MCP. One link that opens on any device, choose who can view, replace the file without changing the link.
Free to start · No credit card · Vietnamese support
