Your iPhone will not open an HTML file. HTML Lens will. Paste it or tap it, see the page, read the source, export it anywhere.
Get HTML Lens One purchase. No subscription. No account.Three taps at most, to anything. Usually one.
From an AI chat, an email, a file, anywhere. HTML Lens notices it is on your clipboard the moment you open the app.
The page appears as a real webpage. Switch to Source to read or edit the code, then render again.
Save to your library, share the HTML, print or save a PDF, or export an organized Zip.
A document viewer, not a browser. It only ever shows your file.
Full webpage rendering, exactly as authored. Dark mode is never forced onto your document.
Syntax-highlighted code you can edit in place, then render again to see the change.
Share the original HTML, print or save a PDF, or export a whole project as an organized Zip.
Send the original HTML straight to Cursor, Claude, or wherever you want to keep building.
Drop any page inside a drawn iPhone, live and scrollable, and export it framed.
Anything you render is kept automatically. Close the app mid-paste and it is still there.
Buy it once, own it. It lives on your device.
$9.99
Once. Not a subscription.
Free on the web: paste, render, open files, and keep a local library. Rendering is never gated.
HTML Lens has no backend, account, analytics, or tracking, and it does not upload your library. The core app works in airplane mode. HTML documents can contain their own third-party network requests; the privacy page explains that boundary plainly.
Lenny is a little screen with a job. He opens the file, shows you the page, and gets out of the way. That is the whole personality, and it is the whole product.
He turns up on the icon, and nowhere you are trying to work.
Eight variations of Lenny and the HTML mark. The first App Store release uses Lenny on Plaster.
No download needed. These run in your browser and nothing uploads.
Paste HTML, render instantly, save to a local library. Runs entirely in your browser.
Free toolPaste HTML, see it live inside an iPhone, copy an embed for any website.
Free toolTurn app screenshots into framed device mockups and export one shareable file.
GuideFive ways to get code you can render, written for founders, with the honest limits of each.