Temporary & expiring links

Host a Temporary HTML Link That Expires on Time

Paste one HTML file — or upload .html/.zip — and choose when the link should stop working: 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, or a custom time up to 30 days. Free, no signup, and the page is deleted automatically when the timer runs out. Anonymous links already expire after 7 days.

What is a temporary HTML link?

A temporary HTML link hosts an HTML page at a URL that stops working after a set time. On 100mini you pick an expiry (1 hour to 30 days) and, optionally, a maximum number of views; when either limit is reached, the content is deleted from the server. Anonymous pages expire after 7 days by default; logging in lets you set a custom expiry, cap views, or make a one-time burn-after-reading link. Crawlers and link previews do not count as views.

Paste or drop your page

Paste a self-contained .html page, or upload one .html or a .zip that contains index.html.

Set when it expires

Log in to choose 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, or a custom duration (up to 30 days) — and cap the number of views if you want.

Share the temporary link

Send the URL or QR code. When the timer ends — or the view cap is reached — the page is deleted automatically.

No account needed — anonymous links expire automatically after 7 days. Log in to set a custom expiry, cap views, or make it a one-time link.

Need a one-time link? Create a burn-after-reading link

Hosting a permanent page instead? Host a single HTML file without an expiry

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a temporary HTML link that expires in 24 hours?
Paste your HTML or upload a file, log in, and choose the 1-day expiry (or a custom duration), then click Publish. The link works until the timer ends, after which the page is deleted from the server and returns a not-found notice.
Where can I host a temporary HTML page for 7 days without an account?
100mini. Anonymous pages are hosted for 7 days and then auto-destroyed — no account required. Log in if you want a different lifetime, from 1 hour up to 30 days.
Do temporary links still work after they expire?
No. Once the expiry passes, the content is deleted and the URL no longer serves the page (only a minimal, content-free notice). Set a longer expiry or keep the page permanent if you need it to stay online.
Is a temporary link the same as a burn-after-reading link?
Not quite. A temporary link expires on a timer; a burn-after-reading link is destroyed after it is opened (or after a set number of views). You can combine both: set an expiry and a view cap on the same page.
How long can a temporary link last, and does it cost anything?
Choose 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, or a custom duration up to 30 days. Expiry and view limits are free and don't use your permanent-page quota; anonymous pages just expire after 7 days.