Designed in Sketch
Designed it in Sketch? Send clients the real thing.
Sketch is where the work happens, but a static export sitting in a folder isn't something a client can open. Export your design to HTML and SiteViewer turns it into a private, password-protected link on your own domain in 60 seconds. No build step, no command line, no hosting to set up.
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Private preview · designed in Sketch
This preview is password-protected. Enter the password to view.
The real build, in front of your client.
A real link, not a flat export
Your client opens the actual page in their browser, real scrolling, real breakpoints, instead of a folder of files or a static image they can't interact with.
Private, and unmistakably yours
One toggle adds a password, and on Pro it lives on your own domain with a white-label gate. It looks like your studio shipped it, no third-party branding anywhere.
Re-export without re-sending
Tweak it in Sketch, export again, drop the new file in, the link stays the same. Your client always opens the latest build, with the full version history kept behind it.
Sixty seconds, start to finish.
Export from Sketch
Export your design to HTML (built in, or via your export plugin of choice) and download it. A single HTML file or a .zip of the build is all you need.
Drop it into SiteViewer
Drag the file or zip in. It's instantly live at yourname.siteviewer.app/your-link. Toggle a password and it's locked in one click.
Send the link
Paste it into an email or Slack. Your client clicks, enters the password, and sees the real build exactly as intended, on any device.
It can live on your studio's own domain.
Free previews open on a clean siteviewer.app link. On Pro, point your own domain at SiteViewer and the same Sketch build lands like your studio shipped it, automatic SSL included.
Same link, same password, now unmistakably yours.
Your Sketch build deserves a real link.
Start free with 5 previews and a 14-day Studio trial. Custom domains, version history, and a white-label password page are all waiting.
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