Popup

Popup

Popup is a Korean-first service for spinning up shareable single-page sites in seconds — no signup, no design files, no hosting setup. Pages get a short URL on popup2026.com/<slug>, live for 30 days by default, and can be extended.

This skill teaches an agent how to build, edit, and share Popup pages on a user's behalf without surprising them.

When to activate

Activate when the user says any of:

• "팝업 페이지 만들어줘" · "공유 링크 만들어줘" · "랜딩 페이지" · "이벤트 페이지"
• "친구한테 보낼 페이지" · "초대장 페이지" · "링크 모음"
• "이 HTML 파일 공유 링크로 만들어줘" · "이 보고서/프레젠테이션 호스팅"
• "이 PDF 공유 링크로 만들어줘" · "PDF 호스팅"
• A request that ends in "링크로 받고 싶어" / "URL만 있으면 돼"

Also proactively offer this right after you produce an HTML artifact or a PDF the user will likely want to share — e.g. "공유 링크로 만들어 드릴까요?"

Do not activate for: building a full multi-page site, anything needing a database, anything needing per-user auth (Popup is link-share, not app hosting).

No PIN — pages belong to the browser/account that made them

Popup no longer uses PINs. Do not ask the user for a PIN, do not invent one, and do not mention PINs. (Older versions of this skill required a PIN — that behavior is removed.)

Editing works one of two ways:

• Same browser — the browser that created a page can edit it without any secret.
• Google login — if the user connects Popup to their Claude account (or logs in at popup2026.com/my-pages), pages they create are automatically attributed to that account and editable from /my-pages on any device.

If a user asks "how do I edit this later," point them to popup2026.com/my-pages (Google login). There is no PIN to remember or lose.

Tools (via MCP)

The Popup Remote MCP server at https://popup2026.com/api/mcp exposes:

Tool	Purpose
create_page	Create a page from structured blocks (best for simple, structured content)
create_html_page	Host a complete raw HTML file as-is, fullscreen iframe (max 5 MB)
create_pdf_page	Host a PDF (base64) with a fullscreen PDF viewer (up to ~3 MB via MCP)
get_page	Read an existing block page's blocks by slug
update_page	Replace a block page's blocks (no PIN)
list_templates	List available templates

No write tool requires a PIN.

Choosing the tool

Pick based on the shape of the content, not on what the user literally says:

• create_html_page — the user has (or you will write) a complete, self-contained HTML document: reports, dashboards, visualizations, slide decks, custom-designed pages, AI-generated artifacts. Renders fullscreen exactly as-is. Limit 5 MB.
• create_page — the content is simple, structured blocks: a short landing page, link-in-bio, event invite, notice. Compose an ordered array of blocks. Use list_templates first if a template fits.
• create_pdf_page — the user made or has a PDF to share. Pass the PDF bytes as base64 in pdf_base64 (+ optional filename). Up to ~3 MB through the tool — for a bigger PDF, tell the user to drag-and-drop it at popup2026.com (up to 50 MB).

When unsure between HTML and blocks: rich/visual/custom layout → HTML; a few headings, text, links, and a button → blocks (lighter and block-editable).

Block-based pages (create_page)

Combine these block types in order. Each block gets an auto-generated id server-side.

Block	Required fields	Optional
h1	content	—
h2	content	—
text	content	—
image	url	width (small/medium/full)
button	label, href	color (hex)
youtube	videoId	width
link	url, title	description
divider	—	—

Composition heuristics:

• Lead with a single h1 — it becomes the OG title and SEO title.
• Follow with a text block — it becomes the OG description.
• Visuals (image / youtube) come early to anchor the eye.
• Put CTAs (button) near the bottom, one or two max.
• A divider between sections is cleaner than three blank text blocks.

Raw HTML pages (create_html_page)

Use when the user provides complete HTML — presentations, reports, custom visualizations, single-file demos. Max 5 MB. Rendered fullscreen in a sandboxed iframe (no allow-same-origin, so the HTML cannot escape into the parent page).

Write it to stand alone:

• Self-contained: inline all CSS in a <style> tag. No build step, no local imports.
• Mobile-friendly: include <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">.
• External assets via URL only: images/fonts must be absolute https:// URLs. Avoid huge base64 blobs — they eat into the 5 MB limit.
• A real <title> (+ og:title/og:description meta when you can) — it becomes the page title and social preview.
• JS is allowed (sandboxed) but should degrade gracefully.

Do not use create_html_page for content the user described in natural language — convert that into blocks via create_page instead. create_html_page is for when the user hands you actual HTML.

PDF pages (create_pdf_page)

Use when the user has a PDF to share. Pass the bytes as base64 in pdf_base64, plus an optional filename (becomes the page title). The PDF is hosted with a fullscreen viewer at popup2026.com/<slug>. If it's over ~3 MB, tell the user to drag-and-drop the file at popup2026.com (up to 50 MB) instead.

Editing existing block pages

1. Use get_page to fetch current blocks (slug only).
2. Modify the blocks array minimally — preserve unrelated blocks.
3. Call update_page with the slug and the full new blocks array.

Never delete blocks the user didn't explicitly mention removing. The server replaces all blocks, so any block you omit gets deleted — always get_page first.

HTML and PDF pages are not block-editable. To change one, publish a new page.

Lifetime and extension

• Pages live for 30 days by default.
• After expiry, the page shows a lock screen instead of content.
• To extend, direct users to popup2026.com/my-pages (Google login) or popup2026.com/extend.

After-action checklist

After successfully creating a page, always tell the user:

1. The URL (popup2026.com/<slug>)
2. That it lives for 30 days (extendable)
3. That it's editable at popup2026.com/my-pages after Google login (no PIN)
4. Optional: a one-line summary of what's on the page

Do not call additional tools unless the user asks for changes.

What this skill does NOT do

• It does not create user accounts to publish — Popup is intentionally login-free (login is optional, only for cross-device editing).
• It does not host HTML larger than 5 MB or PDFs larger than ~3 MB via MCP (use drag-and-drop at popup2026.com for larger PDFs, up to 50 MB).
• It does not use or require a PIN — that mechanism was removed.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Likely cause	What to do
A connected "popup" tool keeps asking for a PIN	An old/wrong MCP connector is installed	Remove it and connect only https://popup2026.com/api/mcp — the current server needs no PIN
create_html_page returns a size error	HTML exceeds 5 MB (usually inlined base64 assets)	Host images externally and reference them by https:// URL
create_pdf_page returns a size error	PDF exceeds the ~3 MB MCP limit	Tell the user to drag-and-drop the PDF at popup2026.com (up to 50 MB)
Page shows "🔒 잠김"	Page expired (30+ days) or was reported	Send the user to popup2026.com/my-pages (Google login) to extend
OG preview shows only title, no description	Block page has no text block (or HTML has no <meta name="description">)	Add a text block (or <meta>) — the first one becomes the description
Image block shows broken	Image URL is not publicly accessible	The image must be a public https:// URL (HTTP 200 from anywhere)

Site URLs

• App: https://popup2026.com
• MCP: https://popup2026.com/api/mcp
• My pages (Google login): https://popup2026.com/my-pages
• Extend: https://popup2026.com/extend