Can I upload a ZIP website?

Yes. Upload a ZIP containing the complete browser-ready site. HtmlToWebsite preserves the file tree and finds the entry page.

Does static hosting support multiple HTML pages?

Yes. Multiple pages, nested folders, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and other static assets can be published together.

Will HtmlToWebsite run npm or build my project?

No. Run any required build locally and upload the browser-ready output folder such as dist or build.

Can a static site use forms or APIs?

Browser JavaScript can call external APIs and third-party form services, but HtmlToWebsite does not run your own server-side code or database.

COMPLETE STATIC SITE HOSTING

Publish the whole static website.

Upload a folder or ZIP and keep every page, route, stylesheet, script, image, and font together on one root-ready website address.

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Folder and ZIP uploads
Multiple pages and nested paths
Atomic updates and rollback

A complete release, not a loose file.

Use the output folder your browser can already run. HtmlToWebsite publishes it without rebuilding the project.

1Find and verify the entry page
2Check local links and dependencies
3Publish all files as one version

Start with your files

Built for the exact task

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

Preserve the file tree

Nested pages, assets, styles, scripts, fonts, and route folders keep the paths they already use.

A root-ready site origin

Every release gets its own address so /assets, page routes, and browser storage behave like a normal website.

Version the entire website

Replace all files together at the same URL and roll back to an earlier complete release when needed.

How it works

Three steps from local files to a live result.

1
Prepare browser-ready output
Run your framework build locally if it needs one. The final folder should contain an HTML entry page.
2
Upload the folder or ZIP
Import the complete output instead of selecting only index.html.
3
Inspect paths and publish
Review missing resources and route issues, then publish every file as one release.

What counts as a static website?

A static website is a collection of browser-ready files. It can contain multiple HTML pages, CSS, images, fonts, JSON, and JavaScript that runs in the visitor's browser. It does not require server code to generate a response for each request.

Vanilla HTML sites work directly. React, Vue, Svelte, and other projects can also work after you upload their compiled output directory rather than the source project and package files.

Why the site should have its own origin

Many simple sharing tools place pages underneath a shared /page-id/ path. That can break absolute paths, routers, service workers, and code that expects to run at the root of a website.

HtmlToWebsite gives each release a dedicated subdomain and also supports branded custom domains. This keeps root-relative assets and internal navigation closer to normal production hosting.

Questions

What to know before publishing.

Ready to start?

Upload a static website.

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

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