HTMLSave is a free static web hosting service that lets you publish HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, and TXT files online instantly by pasting code or dragging and dropping files.
What is HTMLSave?
HTMLSave is a free, ad-free static hosting platform that provides a custom subdomain (yourproject.htmlsave.net) for each site. You can upload files via drag-and-drop or paste code directly into the editor, and set a password to edit your page later. All hosted pages are served over HTTPS.
Key Features
- Drag-and-drop upload or paste code to host files
- Custom subdomains (e.g., yourproject.htmlsave.net)
- Password protection for editing published pages
- No ads injected into hosted sites
- File size limits: 30,000 characters for index.html; 15,000 for CSS, JS, JSON, and TXT files
- Chrome extension for in-browser file management and hosting
Who is it for?
HTMLSave is designed for developers testing quick UI snippets, students learning web development, designers showcasing mockups, content creators building simple pages, and educators demonstrating live code examples.
What can you do with HTMLSave?
- Host a single-page landing page or portfolio with custom CSS and JavaScript.
- Share a live demo of a UI component or interactive prototype with clients.
- Quickly deploy code generated by AI assistants (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude) without using Git or build tools.
Pricing
HTMLSave offers a free plan with basic hosting. A premium plan unlocks features such as a dedicated dashboard, site lock (private mode), and additional file management capabilities.
Alternatives
Alternatives include Pastebin (raw text sharing), CodePen and JsFiddle (sandbox previews), and Vercel and GitHub Pages (full-scale deployment with Git workflows).
FAQ
Is HTMLSave free?
Yes, HTMLSave offers a free tier that allows you to host HTML pages with a custom subdomain and password editing. A premium plan is available for additional features.
How do I host an HTML file?
Go to htmlsave.com, drag and drop your HTML file or paste your code into the editor, optionally set a subdomain and password, then click "Submit to Save". You'll receive a live URL.
Can I edit my page after publishing?
Yes, if you set a password when creating the page, you can use that password to edit and update your hosted files later.
