HTTPS access trough a SSH tunne. How?

May be worth exploring what you're trying to achieve as you're asking for something very specific here, but you may have missed a few steps.

Take a look at this guide:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-route-web-traffic-securely-without-a-vpn-using-a-socks-tunnel

Take a specific look at the first step of configuring the tunnel on the web server
and also the 3rd step where you configure your browser to direct traffic down the tunnel.

Tip: If you have a Webserver running on your AWS instance, the easy way to handle this is to open port 80 + port 443 on your AWS instance.

The simple ways you protect access to your server include...

1) Use a CMS like WordPress + make all content protected. The requires a login to access content.

2) Use iptables to deny all access, then whitelist your single IP.

3) Use a hashed directory for access. So for example, if you have many assets to download (audios, videos, pdfs, data), then place them in a directory like...

http://yoursite.com/private-aPj2zMRsEajLZt40 then ensure no public links ever reference your /private-aPj2zMRsEajLZt40 so this directory is never seen by any Index Bot.

Summary: There are many ways to accomplish what you're asking besides setting up an ssh tunnel, which is the most difficult to setup + maintain.

You can take the socks approach Steve provides above.

You can also use https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/PortForwarding which seems more like what you're asking.

Or far easier, use one of my 3x suggestions above.

Consideration: Might be good for you to open a new question describing what assets you're trying to protect on your Website, then ask for assistance designing an access pattern/mechanism for you to achieve your end goal.

Problem was me. Didn't understand what i already know. That i must use my own local IP as adress in chrome....