FREE HTML HOSTING

Free HTML hosting without deployment setup.

Publish browser-ready HTML at a real URL without Git, FTP, a server, or a credit card. Start anonymously, then use a free account when you need more time to manage the site.

  • No credit card
  • One-day anonymous publishing
  • Seven-day sites on a free account
Know the free limits before you publish.
The free path is designed for previews, demos, assignments, and short-lived sharing.
  1. 1Up to 5 MB per free site
  2. 2100 MB account storage
  3. 3Seven-day recovery after a free site expires

Built for the exact task

From browser-ready files to a website people can open.

Start without an account
Publish a temporary one-day release first. Sign in only when you want the site saved to your workspace.
Clear retention windows
Free-account sites stay live for seven days and remain recoverable for another seven days.
Upgrade only when it becomes real
Move to longer hosting, larger sites, no product badge, and a custom domain when the project needs it.

How it works

Three steps from local files to a live result.

  1. 1

    Paste or upload

    Start with HTML code, one HTML file, or a complete browser-ready static site.

  2. 2

    Publish on the free URL

    Complete the check and receive an HTTPS HtmlToWebsite address without entering a card.

  3. 3

    Keep or upgrade the site

    Sign in to manage the release, replace it at the same URL, or upgrade when it needs to stay online.

What free HTML hosting is good for

Short-lived hosting is a good fit for prototypes, stakeholder reviews, class submissions, AI-generated pages, temporary reports, and design demos. The result behaves like a website, so viewers only need the link.

A business homepage or long-running portfolio usually needs predictable retention and a branded domain. In that case, use the free release to validate the page and upgrade the site only after it is ready to keep.

Free hosting without hidden infrastructure work

Some free hosts still require a repository, command-line deployment, FTP credentials, or a control panel. HtmlToWebsite keeps the workflow inside the browser: add files, preview, check, and publish.

The free plan is static hosting. It serves HTML, CSS, images, fonts, and browser JavaScript, but it does not run PHP, Node.js, databases, or server-side frameworks.

Questions

What to know before publishing.

Ready to start?

Host HTML for free.

Add the files you already have, preview the result, and publish without configuring a deployment project.