uploadthefile.com

Host a site with no account, in seconds

You can publish a static site here with no account: drop in an HTML file or a ZIP of static assets and get a public link straight away, live for 48 hours, or 30 days with a free account. Vercel Drop makes you sign in first, Netlify Drop keeps unclaimed sites password-protected, and Cloudflare Drop expires in an hour.

Drop your file here

Anyone with the link · images, audio, video, docs, text & data, or .zip

By uploading, you agree to our Terms and Data Processing Terms and confirm you have the right to share this content.

How to publish without an account

  1. Drop in your file

    Drag an HTML file, or a ZIP of static assets, onto the box above. No sign-up, no CLI, no repository: the upload starts straight away.

  2. Get the public link

    The page goes live exactly as you uploaded it and you get a public URL to send to anyone. There is no claiming step and no password gate in front of it.

  3. Keep it for longer, if you want

    An anonymous link lives 48 hours. Create a free account and it lives 30 days; on a paid plan it never expires and you can point your own domain at it.

Do you actually need Vercel?

The drag-and-drop hosts, side by side

How uploadthefile.com compares with Vercel Drop, Netlify Drop and Cloudflare Drop
Featureuploadthefile.comVercel DropNetlify DropCloudflare Drop
Account required to startNot needed: publish anonymouslyRequired: "You need a Vercel account and a file or folder to deploy"Not needed to upload, but the site stays password-protected until someone claims itNot needed to start; required to claim the deployment and keep it
How long the link lives48 hours anonymous; 30 days on a free account; permanent on paid plansPermanent; Vercel publishes straight to productionPublic only after you claim it; claim it to keep it, otherwise it "expires on its own"A temporary preview that stays live for 1 hour; the claim link expires with it
Build stepNone: the file goes live as-isYes: Vercel detects the framework and builds it for youYes, but only when you are signed in; an anonymous drop is published as-isNone: it serves the static assets you upload
What it runsStatic HTML, CSS and JavaScript. No build step and no server-side runtime.Static sites as well as framework projects, including a real Next.js buildSigned in, framework projects it builds for you; anonymously, the files you drop, exactly as they areStatic HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images and fonts
Custom domainYes, on paid plansYesSee Netlify's documentationYes: connect an existing domain or buy a new one for the site
Git requiredNeverNo: Vercel Drop needs no Git and no CLINo: you drag a folder into the browserNo: you upload a folder or zip in the browser

Feature comparison as of August 2026. All product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners; details reflect each provider's public pricing and may change.

Frequently asked questions

Can I host a Next.js app without an account?
Not here. A Next.js app needs an install and a build step, and we serve static assets only: no build, no server-side runtime. Vercel Drop does build real framework projects, but it requires a Vercel account first. If you can export your site to static HTML, CSS and JavaScript, publish that here with no account.
How long does the link stay live?
48 hours if you publish anonymously. A free account extends it to 30 days, and on a paid plan the link never expires. There is no claiming step and nothing is taken down early.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Drop a file in and you get a public link: no email, no password, no account. Signing up is optional and only changes how long the link lives and which features you can switch on.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on a paid plan you can connect a custom domain to a published page. Anonymous and free links use one of our own addresses.
What happens when the link expires?
The URL stops serving the page and visitors see an expired-link notice instead. If you want to keep it, upgrade before it lapses, or publish again from a free account for a 30-day link.

Comparing one at a time? Vercel Drop, Netlify Drop and Cloudflare Drop.