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Convert GGB to HTML

Verified by Adam B.· reviewed by FE Editorial ·updated Jul 14, 2026
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Is it possible to convert GGB to HTML?
Yes - GGB converts to HTML.

Open the .ggb in GeoGebra Classic and go to File > Export > Dynamic Worksheet as Webpage (HTML), or use the Share panel in the web version. Unlike PDF or PNG exports, the HTML output keeps the full construction interactive through the GeoGebra JavaScript applet.

Also to HTML: ZHELP · WHTML · TEX

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Tested on macOS, Windows & Linux
Last verified Oct 2026

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Why convert GGB to HTML?

HTML export lets you publish a live GeoGebra construction on a website or course platform without requiring visitors to install anything - students can interact with the worksheet directly in the browser. A secondary use is archiving: the .html file bundles the construction data and a reference to the GeoGebra viewer so the worksheet can be used in a modern browser without GeoGebra installed.

How to convert GGB to HTML

GeoGebra Classic (desktop) FREE

Open the .ggb, go to File > Export > Dynamic Worksheet as Webpage (HTML), fill in the optional title and export options, then click Export to save the .html file and supporting assets.

About these formats

.GGB GeoGebra Document

A GGB file is a GeoGebra worksheet that stores an interactive math construction -- geometry, algebra, graphs, or calculus. Open it with GeoGebra Classic (free,…

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.HTML HyperText Markup Language Web Page

An HTML file is a web page - plain text with markup tags that a browser turns into the formatted page you see. To view it, double-click and it opens in your browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox,…

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Quality & what to watch

  • Interactivity is preserved - unlike PDF or PNG exports, the HTML output keeps sliders, draggable objects, and animations live through the GeoGebra JavaScript applet.
  • An internet connection is required to view the exported HTML - the page loads the GeoGebra applet library from geogebra.org at runtime.
  • The desktop export saves an .html file and a folder of supporting assets; keep both together or the page will not display correctly.

Frequently asked questions

Does the HTML export preserve sliders and draggable points?
Yes - the HTML export embeds the full live construction through the GeoGebra JavaScript applet, unlike PDF or PNG which are static snapshots.
Can I host the exported HTML on my own website?
Yes, but viewers need an internet connection since the GeoGebra applet library loads from geogebra.org at runtime.
Is there a simpler way to share a GeoGebra construction online?
Yes - use Share > Save to GeoGebra to publish to geogebra.org and receive a public URL and embed code without managing any files.