Host HTML File
Host an HTML file and open it from a browser link. No account is required.
Upload one HTML file, or a ZIP when the page needs CSS, images, or scripts.
Open the hosted file in a browser and send the same link to someone else.
No account is required to host an HTML file. Sign in when the file should stay up longer.
How to host an HTML file
01
Save the HTML file
Use one .html file when the page is self-contained. Zip it with index.html when CSS, images, or scripts sit next to the page.
02
Upload it above
Drop the file into the box. The upload is the whole step. There is no repository and no build.
03
Open the link
Copy the link and open the hosted HTML file in a browser. Anyone with the link sees the same page.
What you can upload
A hosted HTML file is either one complete HTML document, or a ZIP whose index.html can still find its CSS, images, and scripts. Paths have to stay relative to that file.
How long the link stays online
Without an account, the hosted HTML file stays online for 1 hour. HTML is limited to 1 MB and a ZIP to 3 MB. Sign in when the same link should outlast that hour.
See how long a hosted HTML file stays online or host an HTML file in a saved project.
FAQ
How do I host an HTML file?+
Upload the HTML file in the box on this page. When it finishes, open the link. That link is the hosted file.
Can I host an HTML file without an account?+
Yes. A file up to 1 MB, or a ZIP up to 3 MB, can be hosted without an account. That link stays online for 1 hour.
What if the HTML file needs images or CSS?+
Put index.html and those files in one ZIP, then upload the ZIP. A single HTML file only includes what is inside that file.
How long does a hosted HTML file stay online?+
A no-account link lasts 1 hour. Sign in to keep the file in a project and update the same link later.