Free HTML hosting: put an HTML page or small site online with no card
Free hosting for HTML files and small HTML websites: what the free plan includes, how to go from file to link, and when a developer host is the better choice.
Free HTML hosting means a place that serves your .html file as a web page, over HTTPS, at a link you can send, without charging you. Most free hosts are built for developers and expect a Git repository or a build step. FileShare Pro is built for the person who has the file and wants the link.
What the free plan includes
- ✓50 files and 1 GB of storage, with no monthly upload cap and no trial period.
- ✓Files up to 100 MB each.
- ✓One mini-site of up to 3 pages, for an HTML website with more than one page: building a multi-page site without a build step.
- ✓Guest comments: anyone with the link can pin a note to the page after typing a name, no account.
- ✓An HTTPS link for every file. No credit card to sign up.
From HTML file to link
Sign in with Google, drag the .html file onto the dashboard and copy the link. The page is served as a web page, not a download, so it opens in the browser for whoever you send it to.
To change the page later, upload a new version over the old one and the link stays the same: updating a shared link without changing it. If the page loads images or scripts from separate files, make the HTML file self-contained first or use a mini-site.
Free HTML hosting options compared
- ✓GitHub Pages: free, needs a GitHub account and a repository; on a free account the repository is normally public. FileShare Pro vs. GitHub Pages.
- ✓Netlify: free tier with drag-and-drop deploys, built around sites, builds and a dashboard. FileShare Pro vs. Netlify.
- ✓Tiiny Host: drag-and-drop hosting built for getting a single HTML file online. FileShare Pro vs. Tiiny Host.
- ✓Static.app: a 7-day free trial, then paid plans. FileShare Pro vs. Static.app.
- ✓FileShare Pro: free plan above, no Git, and comments on the page.
When to pick something else
FileShare Pro does not put your page on your own domain on the free plan. Shared pages carry a noindex tag, so search engines do not list them. For a public site that should rank in search under your own domain, GitHub Pages or Netlify fits better.
Frequently asked
Yes. The FileShare Pro free plan needs only a Google sign-in: 50 files, 1 GB of storage, files up to 100 MB and one 3-page mini-site.
A small one. The free plan includes one mini-site of up to 3 pages. Larger sites need Pro, or a developer host such as GitHub Pages or Netlify.
No. There is no trial period; files stay up while your account is active and within the free limits.
No. Shared pages carry a noindex tag. This suits drafts and client pages; for a page you want found in search, use a host that serves it under your own domain.
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