HTML Hosting
To host an HTML file, drop it in the box below: it is live on an HTTPS address in seconds, with nothing to set up. There is no repository, build step or FTP client, no card, and a free account keeps the address for good.
Drag and drop your HTML file(s), folders, or ZIP file
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No account needed. Your unclaimed website stays live for 30 minutes on a free subdomain. Claim it to your account to keep it permanently.
Why Here
An HTML file is already a website; it only lacks an address. A repository, a build pipeline and an FTP client are steps the file never asked for. Here the address is the only thing added.
One file, a folder or a ZIP. It is published exactly as it is, so what you saw when you opened the file in your browser is what visitors see, now with a link you can send.
Upload the folder or a ZIP rather than the lone file and every relative path stays intact: css/style.css, img/logo.png, the script next to the page. Nothing is rewritten and nothing needs re-linking.
The file named index.html is what opens at the bare address. Every other page opens at its own filename, so about.html lives at /about.html. One HTML file uploaded on its own becomes the front page whatever it is called.
The file is served over HTTPS from an edge network with unlimited traffic, on the free plan as much as on a paid one. No certificate to buy and no cache to configure.
How It Works
Drag it into the box above, or paste the code. You get a live address before you have an account; it lasts 30 minutes as an Unclaimed Link.
If a picture or stylesheet is missing, the path in the HTML does not match where the file sits in the folder. Fix the path or the folder and drop it again.
Sign up with Google or an email address and the site stays online for good, with 5 MB of storage, version history and forms. Upload a new version whenever the file changes.
What You Get
It hosts files; it does not run them. PHP, a database or anything server-side is stored as a plain file and never executes. The free plan holds one website with 5 MB of storage and shows a small OxyPages badge; a custom domain and more room are paid, from $10 a month.
Compared
| What | OxyPages | GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel |
|---|---|---|
| What you need first | The HTML file | A Git repository, as a rule, and sometimes a build config |
| Time to a live link | Seconds, before sign-up | An account, a push and a build |
| Updating the page | Upload the new file, or ask the AI editor | Commit, push, wait for the build |
| Contact forms | Built in, with email notifications | A form service or a serverless function |
| Who it is built for | Anyone with a file | Developers at home in Git |
Questions
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The whole pitch fits in one sentence: your HTML, on a link, in seconds.
Drag and drop your HTML file(s), folders, or ZIP file
or ·
No account needed. Your unclaimed website stays live for 30 minutes on a free subdomain. Claim it to your account to keep it permanently.
