Host the files Manus produced at the end of a run
Manus works through a task and hands back deliverables. Publish them at an address you can circulate.
Drop your Manus deliverable here
Any other file works too — up to 25.0 MB, or 100.0 MB for a whole site
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Why the last step is the slow one
Manus is built around finishing things: you describe a task, it works through it, and at the end there are files. Reports, slide decks, spreadsheets, sometimes a whole small site. That output is the point of the exercise, and it deserves better than sitting in a session you'd have to grant someone access to.
What Manus gives you
- Reports and documents in HTML, PDF or Markdown
- Small sites and dashboards built during the run
- Spreadsheets, data files and generated images
Deliverables live in the session
The output is attached to the run that made it, not to a place you can point people at.
Files get emailed around
Attachments fork into versions the moment they're sent. A link doesn't.
Recipients need the tool
Sharing inside the platform means the reader signs in to a product they've never used.
Putting Manus output online
- 1
Download the deliverables
Take the files from the finished run — one file, or the whole folder if the task produced a set.
- 2
Drop them in
Drag a single file for a report, or the folder for a site. A folder needs an index.html at its root to open as a site.
- 3
Share the address
It's live at once, opens in the browser, and needs nothing installed at the other end.
Worth knowing
- An HTML report publishes as a page; a PDF publishes as a document that opens in the browser rather than downloading.
- For a multi-file deliverable, keep the original folder structure and drop the whole folder — internal links stay intact.
- Name the address after the task, not the date, and republish updates to the same place.
- Spreadsheets and CSVs can be published too — they'll download when opened, which is usually right.
- Password-protect client deliverables until they've been formally handed over.
Questions
- Can I publish a whole set of files?
- Yes. Drop the folder or a .zip and everything publishes together with links between the files working.
- Does the reader need Manus?
- No. Published files are independent of the tool that produced them.
- What formats are supported?
- Anything. HTML and PDF render in the browser; other formats download cleanly.
- Can I replace a deliverable after sending it?
- Yes — publish the new version to the same address and the circulated link updates itself.
- Is there a limit?
- 25 MB for a single file, 100 MB for a set.
Try it with what Manus just made you
Drop it in at the top of this page and see the link for yourself. You only make an account once it's ready to go live.
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