Publish an HTML ZIPas a live website
Got a website zipped up — index.html plus its CSS, JavaScript, and images? Upload the ZIP and it goes live as a real, multi-page site at a clean URL, with every relative link and asset working.
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Free: 20 links, up to 100 MB, never expire · Pro: unlimited, permanent links
Publish a zipped website in four steps
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Put your site in a ZIP
Gather the folder with your index.html and everything it uses — stylesheets, scripts, images, fonts — and compress it into a single .zip. A ZIP is just the container; inside it your files keep their folder structure, which is what makes the links between your pages work once it's live.
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Upload the .zip
Drag it onto the card. We open it on our side, find your index.html at the root or inside a common folder, and skip the junk your operating system slips in (like __MACOSX and .DS_Store). What's left is laid out as one clean site.
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Open the live site
Your zipped site is now a live website at a shareable URL. Click through the pages: because we keep your structure and serve each file with the right content type, your CSS styles the page, your scripts run, and links from page to page resolve just like they did on your computer.
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Make it yours (optional)
On Pro, put the site on your own domain with automatic SSL, add a password or an expiry, and pick a readable link. Need to change something? Zip the updated files and upload again — the same link serves the new version.
From a ZIP on your desktop to a URL you can text
A zipped website is a strange in-between state: it's finished, but it's trapped in a file. Emailing the ZIP means the recipient has to download it, unzip it, dig for the index.html, and open it locally — where half the links might break because they were written for a web server. Publishing the ZIP skips all of that. Upload it once and you get a link that opens the real, browsable site in anyone's browser, no download and no unzip. It's the difference between sending someone a website and sending them a URL.
We handle the messy parts of a real ZIP
ZIPs made on real computers are rarely tidy. Compress a folder on a Mac and you get a hidden __MACOSX folder and .DS_Store files; on Windows you often get a single wrapper folder named after the original. We quietly handle both — skipping the junk metadata and seeing through a lone wrapper folder to serve from your site's real root. You don't have to re-zip things a special way or flatten your folders first. Zip your site the way you normally would and it just works.
Every page and every link, intact
This isn't a single-file preview — it's a multi-page site. Your index.html can link to about.html and contact.html, those can share a /css folder and pull images from /images, and all of it resolves correctly because we preserve your structure and serve from your site's own root. A stylesheet at assets/site.css, a script at js/app.js, an image at images/hero.jpg — each one loads with the correct type, so the page looks and behaves exactly as you built it.
Frequently
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questions
Your website's files — an index.html plus the CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts it references, in their normal folder structure. We find the index.html at the root or inside a common build folder and serve from your site's real root.
Yes. We preserve your folder structure and serve every file with the correct content type, so relative links like about.html and asset paths like css/site.css resolve against your site's own root, exactly as they did locally.
No. We see through a single top-level wrapper folder and skip operating-system junk like __MACOSX and .DS_Store automatically, so you can zip your site the way you normally would.
Yes, on Pro. Connect a domain or subdomain with automatic SSL so the site reads as yours in the address bar, and pick a readable custom link. On Free the site lives on a linkinseconds.com address.
Upload a new ZIP and the same URL serves the updated site, so links you've shared keep working. There's no redeploy command or build server — replacing the ZIP replaces the whole site.
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