You built it. Now put it online.

Drop the folder your AI gave you and get a real website on a link you can send to anyone.

A folder, a .zip, or a single HTML file — or choose a file or folder.

Up to 100 files, 100 MB in total. No account needed. You have 1 hour to claim your site. Every drop is saved, so you can always go back.

Online in seconds, on a link that's yours

Pick your own name on html.to, live.page, jump.to and more
Free forever — no random URLs
Or connect a domain you already own
Keep it private with a password or a login
Real apps too, not just pages

graphic 1 Naming your link

The URL bar from the hero, mid-typing: my-recipe-app with the domain dropdown open — .html.to, .live.page, .jump.to, .prove.io, .upload.sh. One entry is highlighted, with a small green “available” tick. Below it, a phone showing that same link already opening the live site.

Change it as often as you want

Drop new files — that's the whole update
Every version is saved, side by side
Check each update on a private link first
Go back a version in one click
Your files stay private, always

graphic 2 Versions, stacked

A vertical list of three versions with timestamps — the top one labelled Preview and the one below it Live. Each row has thumbnail of the page and a Restore button; the cursor hovers the restore button on the oldest one. No git language anywhere, just “Version 3 · 2 minutes ago”.

You get more than a link

Images optimized automatically
A score for speed, SEO and accessibility
Screenshots of what changed, before it goes live
Served fast, everywhere in the world
All of it on from your first drop

graphic 3 What you get for free

Three small result cards floating over a faint world map: a Lighthouse-style dial reading 96 with “Speed · SEO · Accessibility” underneath; a before/after screenshot pair with the changed region outlined; and an image card reading “1.8 MB → 240 KB”. Loose, overlapping — a summary of results, not a settings screen.

Frequently asked questions

What can I drop?

Files, a folder, or a .zip. A single index.html works, and so does an entire project folder.

Do I need to build my project first?

No. Drop the folder exactly as it is — we work out what it's built with and build it for you.

Does this only work for simple pages?

No. Static pages are the easy case. You can also run real apps with a backend and a database.

Do I need an account?

Not to go live. Your site is created immediately, and you then have an hour to make an account and claim it.

How much does it cost?

Putting your site online is free, and the link you pick stays free forever. You'd only pay when you need more resources or more people working on it.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on any plan, including the free one. You can also rename or change your link later.

How do I publish an update?

Drop the new files. A new version gets prepared and waits on a private link for your approval.

What if the new version is worse?

One click puts an earlier version back. Old versions don't disappear.

Can other people see my files?

No. Your files sit in a private space. Only you and the people you invite have access.

Is my site public?

By default anyone with the link can open it. You can add a password or require a login instead.

What are those screenshot comparisons showing on my first drop?

Nothing yet — there's no earlier version to compare against, so every screen is marked New. From your next drop on, you'll see exactly what changed.

How big can my project be?

100 files and 100 MB before you sign up, and up to 10,000 files and 10 GB after.

Can my AI agent do this for me?

Yes. We publish instructions agents can read, so Claude, Codex or Gemini can put the site online and give you a link to claim it. There's a ready-made prompt on this page too.