Turn HTML into a website

Paste the HTML code into the editor at the top of this page, or drop the .html file, and check the preview on desktop and mobile widths. Then click publish and the page goes live on its own link. That link is your website: send it, open it on a phone, or update the HTML behind it later.

Yes. You don’t need a hosting account of your own, because Pagelive serves the page for you: paste the code or drop the file and it goes live on a Pagelive link in seconds. There’s no server to rent, no FTP, no build pipeline, and nothing to configure.

Yes. You can publish right here on this page with no signup, and that anonymous page stays live for 7 days unless you claim it with a free account. A free account keeps 2 public pages live, each with the Pagelive badge and a view count. Passwords, full analytics, and custom domains with your own slugs come with Solo ($15/mo or $150/yr).

Yes, with Solo. Connect a domain you own and publish pages to it by slug, so your site lives at yourname.com instead of a host URL. Up to 5 custom domains on Solo, 25 per workspace on Team.

Only if you want it to. Pagelive pages are noindex by default (we tell search engines not to list them), which is the opposite of most free hosts, which publish pages publicly where Google can index them. You can opt a page into indexing whenever you choose.

Once the page is in your account (sign up free to claim one you published here), replace the HTML anytime and the link stays exactly the same, so you never re-send a URL. Every update saves a version, and on Solo you can roll back to an earlier one.

Yes. That’s most of what gets published here. Paste the HTML from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Cursor into the box above, or skip the copy-paste entirely and publish straight from Claude with the Pagelive connector.

Create a folder, add a file called index.html, type an exclamation mark and press Tab to get the starting markup, then write your page between the body tags. To see it, open the file in a browser or install a live preview extension. To put it online, paste the finished code into the box above (or drop the file) and publish it to a link.

Yes. Every web page reaches the browser as HTML, including sites built with React or other frameworks and the pages AI assistants generate. The tools around it changed; the language underneath did not.

Drop it on the publish box above, or paste the code, and click publish. It goes live on a link in seconds, with no server or hosting account. An anonymous page stays live for 7 days; claim it with a free account to keep it.

Inside one site you link pages with an anchor tag and a relative path, for example <a href="about.html">About</a>. On Pagelive each page is published from a single file and gets its own link, so link pages to each other with their full URLs, or combine them into one file with sections and #anchor links.

Anyone you give the link to. A published page is public to anyone with the link and noindex, so search engines are told not to list it. Phishing and pages built to collect other people’s passwords or card details are taken down.