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Free Static Website Hosting — Go Live in Seconds

Host any static website, landing page, or HTML project for free. Upload your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — get a live URL instantly. No account, no configuration, no server setup.

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Open the live code editor — write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and get a shareable URL in seconds.

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How It Works

Three simple steps — done in under 10 seconds

1

Write your HTML, CSS & JS

Use the built-in code editor on the Host Project page to write or paste your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. A live preview updates as you type.

2

Choose permanent or temporary

Select permanent hosting for a lasting URL, or temporary hosting (1 hour to 7 days) for demos and prototypes.

3

Click Host Project

Hit the Host Project button. Your project is live instantly with a unique public URL you can share or embed anywhere.

Why ShareURL?

No account, credit card, or setup required
Live preview as you code
Permanent or time-limited URLs
Full HTML, CSS, and JavaScript support
Sandboxed iframe rendering for security
Perfect for portfolios, demos, and prototypes

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct answers — no fluff

How do I host a static website for free?

Go to the Host Project page on ShareURL, write or paste your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into the editor, then click Host Project. You'll get a live URL in seconds with no account needed.

Is the hosting permanent or temporary?

You can choose either. Permanent hosting keeps your project live indefinitely. Temporary hosting lets you set a time limit (1 hour to 7 days) — perfect for demos and testing.

Can I use JavaScript frameworks?

ShareURL hosts raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Vanilla JS works perfectly. For framework-based projects (React, Vue), you'd need to build them first and paste the output HTML.

Is the URL shareable and public?

Yes. Every hosted project gets a unique shareable URL that anyone can access. You can also open it fullscreen for a clean presentation.

What is the difference between temporary and permanent hosting?

Permanent projects stay live until you or an admin deletes them. Temporary projects auto-delete after the selected time, making them ideal for demos, coding challenges, or sharing quick experiments.