Built for standalone HTML
Publish reports, dashboards, prototypes, mockups, and test pages as a single hosted HTML document.
HTML file hosting
Host an HTML file online and share the URL.
Upload a standalone HTML file from an agent, notebook, script, or editor. HTMLHost.ai hosts the file online and gives you a shareable URL without a repository, build step, local server, or deployment dashboard.
Ready to publish
Publish instantly without an account (the link lasts 24 hours), or sign in to keep it.
Sign in and publishPlease choose a .html or .htm file.
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No project setup
Skip GitHub Pages, build configs, and static-site dashboards when you only need to host one HTML file.
Private by default for search
Uploaded pages are public to people with the URL, but they are not intended to be indexed by Google by default.
Common workflow
From local file to public preview.
Create HTMLGenerate or export a complete HTML file from your tool of choice.
Upload itChoose the file in your browser. Sign in once so the page has an owner.
Share the URLSend the link to teammates, clients, or your phone for review.
HTML file hosting in 3 steps
Upload, publish, share.
Pick your HTML fileUse a self-contained .html file from Claude, Codex, Cursor, a notebook export, or a local editor.
Publish with ownershipSign in so the hosted page has an owner and abuse controls can work. Browser uploads resume after sign-in.
Send the hosted linkShare the HTTPS URL with a teammate, client, QA reviewer, or your own phone.
Testing pages
Check whether an HTML page works on a real hosted URL instead of a local file path.
Prototypes and mockups
Share interactive prototypes and generated mockups without asking someone to download an attachment.
Reports and dashboards
Turn standalone HTML reports, charts, and dashboards into links that can be opened anywhere.
FAQ
Practical answers before you publish.
Is this HTML file hosting?
Yes. HTMLHost.ai hosts standalone HTML files online and returns a shareable URL.
What is the upload size limit?
The current HTML upload limit is 2 MB, which keeps the product focused on lightweight standalone artifacts.
Do uploaded pages show up in Google?
No. HTMLHost.ai defaults uploaded user pages away from search indexing to reduce privacy and abuse risk.
Can I update the same URL?
Yes. The update API stores a new immutable version while keeping the original public URL stable.
Does it host full applications?
It is optimized for standalone HTML artifacts, not production apps with complex backends.
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