Policy

Acceptable use

HTMLToolz exists to help people share real work: previews, proposals, reports, landing pages and prototypes. To keep links trustworthy for everyone, some content isn't allowed.

Last updated September 25, 2026.

You may not publish

• Phishing or credential harvesting: pages that imitate a login, payment or account page for any service you don't own, or that ask for passwords, one-time codes, card numbers or wallet recovery phrases under false pretenses.
• Malware: pages that deliver or link to malicious software, cryptominers, or deceptive download prompts.
• Scams and fraud: fake giveaways, investment schemes, impersonation of people or organizations, fake shops or invoices.
• Spam: doorway or keyword-stuffed pages, mass-mailed landing pages you don't have consent to send, or link farms.
• Illegal or harmful content: child sexual abuse material, content that incites violence, harassment, doxxing, or anything that violates someone else's rights, including copyright and trademarks.
• Abuse of the service: using links as a file-dump or CDN for unrelated downloads, redirect chains, or attempts to bypass our limits and safety checks.

How we enforce it

Every upload is scanned when it's published. Pages that match known abuse patterns are blocked before they go live. Free and unclaimed links can't collect passwords or card details, carry a visible HTMLToolz badge, and are hidden from search engines. Anyone can report a link. We review reports quickly and may disable links and suspend accounts without notice when we find a violation.

Report abuse

If you see a link that breaks these rules, report it here. Include the full URL and anything that helps us understand the problem.