Free HTML hosting

Host a single HTML file online — free and instant

Sign in with Google or Microsoft, drop your .html file below, and get a public link in seconds. Optional password protection — and anyone you send the link to opens it without an account. Below: 5 alternative hosts compared.

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How it compares

Five popular ways to host a single HTML file — plus what makes sharable.link different.

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sharable.link — the easiest way to share HTML from Claude, Codex, and other AI agents

The other tools below all assume you upload a file by hand. sharable.link is the only one with a built-in MCP server and Claude skill: your AI shares the HTML for you in one command — no file picker, no browser switch, no copy-paste.

  • One command in Claude/Cursor/Cline: /share publishes and returns the URL.
  • Password protection built in — set or remove on any page.
  • Update without changing the URL — edit content, keep the link.
  • Free with a free account. 5 MB per file.

5 alternative ways

GitHub Pages

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Free static hosting on the GitHub side.

Pros

  • +Free, custom domains supported
  • +Version control via Git
  • +Reliable and well-known

Cons

  • Requires a repo, push, and branch setup
  • ~10-minute latency on changes
  • Not designed for AI agents

Best for: Long-lived sites you'll keep updating in Git.

Netlify Drop

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Drag-and-drop a folder to get a public URL.

Pros

  • +Truly drag-and-drop
  • +Instant deploy
  • +Works with multi-file sites

Cons

  • netlify.app subdomains on free plan
  • Account needed to update later
  • Manual upload only — no AI integration

Best for: Multi-file sites with assets, one-time uploads.

Vercel

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Production-grade hosting popular with devs.

Pros

  • +Fast global CDN
  • +Generous free tier
  • +Excellent DX for Next.js projects

Cons

  • Git or CLI required for new deploys
  • Overkill for a single HTML file
  • Manual workflow only

Best for: Dev-led projects that may grow into full apps.

Cloudflare Pages

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Static hosting on Cloudflare's edge network.

Pros

  • +Fast global CDN
  • +Generous bandwidth limits
  • +Free unlimited sites

Cons

  • Cloudflare account + Git connection required
  • Not designed for one-off file uploads
  • No AI integration

Best for: Performance-critical sites with steady traffic.

CodePen

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In-browser editor — your HTML lives at codepen.io/...

Pros

  • +Instant rendering, no upload
  • +Easy to fork and remix
  • +Great for small demos

Cons

  • Public by default on free tier
  • Not ideal for full HTML pages
  • No AI agent support

Best for: Code snippets, prototypes, UI demos.

FAQ

Can I host an HTML file for free?

Yes. sharable.link lets you publish a single HTML file as a public web page for free. Publishing needs a free account — sign in with Google or Microsoft, drop the file at the top of this page, and you get a clean public URL in seconds. Anyone you send the link to opens it without an account.

How do I host an HTML file without a server?

Use a static-file host. Drop the file on sharable.link (free and instant, with a free account), or use Netlify Drop, GitHub Pages, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, or CodePen. Each method is compared below.

What's the fastest way to share an HTML file?

Sign in with Google or Microsoft, drag-and-drop a single .html file onto sharable.link, and you get a shareable public link in about 5 seconds. No setup, no Git. For AI-generated HTML, the Claude connector is even faster — Claude publishes the file to your account with one command.

Can I password-protect a shared HTML page?

Yes. After publishing a file on sharable.link, toggle 'Add password protection' and set a password. Anyone visiting the link will see a password form before they can view the page.

How long do hosted files stay online?

Pages you upload here stay live until you unpublish them: uploading needs an account, so every page has an owner and a dashboard entry rather than an expiry date. Older uploads published anonymously are the exception — nobody owns them, so permanence isn't guaranteed and they're removed with the delete key you got at the time.

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