Mailpin
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| File:Mailpin-logo-512.png | |
| Mailpin Generate Page | |
Type of site | Online Publishing Service |
|---|---|
| Website | mailp |
| Launched | April 2014 |
| Current status | Active |
Mailpin is an online publishing service that allows people to simply send an email to create a web page. It works well if you just need a simple, one-off web page and don't want to deal with hosting, domain registration, and FTP, or signing up and learning how to use a CMS.[1]
Features[edit]
Mailpin has the following features:
- Create a web page by sending an email. You use whatever email client as text editor.
- Get a private page with a short URL like this http://mailp.in/c8cN1BEb
- No registration needed.
- You are able to delete and edit [2] the page that you create.
- Mailpin automatically anonymizes any email address inside the page that you create.
- Youtube URLs in the page are transformed to embedded Youtube video players.[3]
- Attachments in the email you send are taken care of.
- Documents (e.g., PDF, PPT, Word, ...) are embedded in the page.
- Pictures are displayed in the page.
- Audios and videos are embedded in the page.
- Markdown files are rendered in the page.
References[edit]
- ↑ Gube, Jacob (May 10, 2014). "Mailpin is a Painless Way to Create a Web Page Using Email". Design Instruct.
- ↑ Mailpin (May 11, 2014). "Editing a page". Mailpin.
- ↑ Mailpin (May 8, 2014). "How to create a Youtube playlist?". Mailpin.
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