Host an HTML File Online and Get a Shareable URL
Upload an HTML file and get a live, public URL in seconds. No Git, no server, no build tools — just upload and share.
Try it: upload your HTML file
Drag an .html file here, or click to browse
Free: up to 5MB · 3 uploads/day · 7-day retention
How to host an HTML file
Upload your HTML file
Drag your .html file into the upload area, or click to browse (up to 5MB on the free plan)
Publish your page
Your file goes live instantly with a public URL
Share the link
Send the URL to anyone — they can open the page right away
What Is HTML Hosting?
HTML hosting — also called HTML web hosting — means putting an HTML file online so it can be opened through a public URL. Instead of opening the file from your computer with a file:// path, the page gets a normal web address you can open and share in any browser.
With SharingHTML you can host a single HTML file without configuring a server, a Git repository, or a deployment pipeline. If you just need a link, see how to turn an HTML file into a URL or share an HTML file online.
Why use SharingHTML?
- No Git — no repositories, commits, or branches
- No server — hosting and storage included
- No build — your raw HTML file goes live directly
- Fast — a link in seconds
- Shareable URL — one link works for everyone
What can you host?
- Single HTML files
- Landing pages
- HTML prototypes
- Interactive reports
- HTML games, demos & dashboards
- AI-generated pages
Host an HTML File Online Without GitHub
You don't need GitHub Pages or a Git repository to host a single HTML file. Upload the file to SharingHTML, publish it, and get a public URL you can open or share directly.
Want the full walkthrough? Read how to share an HTML file as a link.
SharingHTML vs traditional hosting
Traditional hosting
Requires Git, server config, build pipelines, and domain setup — many steps just to publish one file
SharingHTML
Upload HTML → get a URL → share. Done in three steps.
HTML Hosting vs GitHub Pages
| SharingHTML | GitHub Pages | |
|---|---|---|
| Host a single HTML file | Yes — upload one file and it goes live | Yes, but usually through a repository |
| Server or domain to configure | No — hosting is included | No, but repository settings apply |
| Build or deploy step | None — upload and it goes live | Often needed (build and push) |
| Free tier and how long the link stays online | Free uploads; a free link stays online for 7 days (plus a 7-day grace period), Pro keeps it online | Free for public repositories, subject to GitHub usage limits |
| Time from file to public URL | Seconds | Minutes to hours, depending on repository setup |
If all you need is to host a single HTML file, GitHub Pages adds setup you don't need — SharingHTML does it in one upload.
FAQ
Can I host an HTML file for free?
Yes. The free plan supports HTML files up to 5MB, with 3 uploads per day and 7-day retention (plus a 7-day grace period) — no signup required.
Can I host a single HTML file without GitHub?
Absolutely. SharingHTML doesn't need a Git repository, commits, or any version control — just upload the file.
Do I need my own server?
No. The server is provided for you — all you need is a browser and your HTML file.
Can I host HTML with CSS and JavaScript?
Yes. Your HTML file is hosted as-is, including inline CSS and JavaScript.
How long does the hosted page stay online?
Free pages stay online for 7 days (plus a 7-day grace period). Pro users keep their pages for as long as the subscription is active.
What is HTML hosting?
HTML hosting puts an HTML file on a publicly reachable server and gives it a URL you can open in any browser. It replaces sending a file:// path or an .html attachment.
How do I host an HTML file online?
Upload your .html file, publish it, and copy the public URL — no server, Git repository, or build step required.
Can I host a single HTML file online?
Yes. SharingHTML is built around single files: one upload creates one public URL, and inline CSS or JavaScript keeps working as-is.