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You have an .html file and you want a real URL to send someone — no build tools, no hosting account, no wait. Here's the fastest way, in about a minute and with no signup.
.html file onto the drop zone (or click to pick it). Anonymous files can be up to 2 MB.slug.htmldrop.app URL it hands back. That's your live page — send it anywhere. The anonymous link stays up for 7 days.That's the whole thing: a file in, a URL out. No repository, no build step, no framework.
Anonymous drops expire after 7 days. To keep a page permanently, create a free account — it raises the limit to 10 MB per file and keeps your drops as long as you log in. Paid plans from $3/mo add permanent drops that never expire, more storage, and version history so you can roll back to any earlier upload.
.zip and it's served at one URL.Anonymous, free, no signup. In seconds you'll have a real URL to send anywhere.
Try it freeYes. htmldrop hosts a single HTML file for free with no signup — drag it onto htmldrop.app and the URL is live in seconds (up to 2 MB, live 7 days). A free account keeps it longer and raises the limit to 10 MB.
Create a free account and your drops stick around instead of expiring. Paid plans from $3/mo give permanent drops, more storage, password protection, and custom domains.
No. It's drag-and-drop in the browser. If you already have an HTML file, you're done in three steps — no terminal, no Git, no build.