// share / v0
Share your v0 prototype as a clean URL.
v0 generates production-quality React UI in seconds. DropLine ships the static build behind a 30-second URL — without a Vercel deploy.
// how it works
Three steps, about thirty seconds.
- Step 01
Export from v0.
From v0, copy the components into a Next.js or Vite project, or use “Download” to get the source. Run npm install and npm run build locally.
- Step 02
Drop the built folder into DropLine.
Drag the dist/ (Vite) or out/ (Next.js export) folder into DropLine. We auto-detect the build wrapper and serve index.html as the entry.
- Step 03
Send the URL.
DropLine returns a short URL on view.dropline.biz. Optional password for client work. View counts live on your dashboard.
// use cases
What people do with this.
- Share a v0-built landing page with a marketing reviewer before any code review.
- Send a startup co-founder an interactive prototype instead of a Figma frame.
- Hand off a v0 UI to your dev team with a real, working URL attached to the spec.
// faq
Frequently asked.
Does DropLine run Next.js SSR?+
No. DropLine serves static files only. For v0-generated Next.js projects, build with output: 'export' so you get a static out/ folder, then upload that.
Can I share a v0 project that uses Server Components?+
Server Components that need a real Node runtime won't work on DropLine. Convert them to client components for the share, or pre-render at build time.
Is there an easier way for one-page v0 mockups?+
Yes — copy the rendered HTML out of your browser DevTools and save it as a single .html file, then drop that into DropLine. Skips the build step entirely.
// related
Or, the longer comparison.
DropLine vs Vercel Preview
Vercel is a production deploy platform. DropLine is the 30-second share between “I built it” and “they saw it.”