Publish a static website from a ZIP

Keep pages, styles and images together. Upload a ZIP of your finished static site and create a temporary preview without connecting a Git repository.

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From local files to a live preview

Package the build output
Put index.html at the site root with assets and other pages. A single enclosing folder is normalized; do not include node_modules.
Check the unpacked files
The 25 MiB limit applies to the whole unpacked site as well as the upload. A small ZIP can still exceed it.
Test pages and assets
Open the hosted preview and follow relative links. Check nested pages and refresh them directly.

Static HTML, CSS and browser JavaScript. Up to 1,000 files and 25 MiB in total, including unpacked ZIP contents. New previews last 3 hours; the returned expiry time is authoritative.

For ongoing hosting, publish to an eligible NamesLink-managed domain with an available hosting resource. New external-domain bindings and root-domain publishing are not supported. Review the destination and any DNS changes before approval.

A small site you can inspect

Download this ZIP and upload it directly. It contains two pages, local styles and an image; no extraction is needed.

Download example ZIP

index.html
about.html
assets/
  styles.css
  mark.svg

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Questions before you publish

Why does my ZIP fail even though it is small?Compressed size is only one check. The expanded content, file count, entry document and static compatibility must also meet the limits.

Should I ZIP the source project or its build output?

Do I need to sign in?

Will this link last forever?

Can this run a server or a database?

From local files to a live preview

Package the build output

Check the unpacked files

Test pages and assets

A small site you can inspect

Choose your starting point

Questions before you publish