Upload an HTML file and share a link, no login

No-login HTML drop tools compared

What other no-account drop tools actually ask for

ship.page opens straight in the browser with no password wall and no countdown clock to create an account. You drop an HTML file, folder or ZIP, get an HTTPS link in seconds, and share it with anyone. Standard file hosts like cloud drives make people download the .html file to their device, while a link from an HTML file on ship.page renders as a live web page right away.

Other drag-and-drop tools let you start without logging in, then ask for an account right after. Netlify Drop (app.netlify.com/drop) accepts a folder, ZIP or single HTML file without signing in, but puts a temporary password on the site until you claim it with a Netlify account, and Netlify's blog notes that an unclaimed drop expires on its own. Netlify's docs also note that deploys under 50 MB work best and single files over 10 MB may get stuck.

Vercel Drop (vercel.com/drop) and Cloudflare Drop (cloudflare.com/drop) both use a 60-minute claim window. Since October 19, 2026, Vercel Drop lets you deploy a static file, folder or ZIP without an account, and those deployments expire after one hour unless you sign in and claim the project (framework projects require a signed-in account from the start). Cloudflare Drop publishes a folder, ZIP or single HTML file to a workers.dev address on Cloudflare Workers without an account to start, and you must claim the deployment within 60 minutes with a Cloudflare account to keep it.

Tip: Pick Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare if you already want to claim the site into an account on their platform for full platform features or framework builds. Pick ship.page when you want to publish without creating an account at all.

What works in a single HTML file or ZIP

Any static frontend works out of the box. You can host a single HTML file up to 10 MB with inline CSS and JavaScript, or host a ZIP file up to 25 MB on the free plan (100 MB unpacked, up to 100 files) with images, fonts, audio, video, JSON and WebAssembly. A ZIP with a single top folder is unwrapped automatically, and index.html becomes the homepage.

Folder uploads go up as one request of at most 10 MB with the files encoded inside it (roughly 7 MB of files), so zip larger folders before uploading. File paths are case-sensitive, and files are served as they are with no Content-Encoding, so turn off .br or .gz pre-compression in your build tool. Because there is no server-side code (no PHP, Node.js, Python, database or WordPress) and no single-page-app fallback, client-side routers should use hash routes like #/about.

• A lone PDF, image or video file is not accepted by itself; put it in a folder or ZIP with an index.html.
• Every uploaded page sends a noindex header and is never listed publicly, so only people with the link can open it.
• Free pages show a small Hosted on ship.page badge that visitors can close.
• Developers who want to publish HTML without GitHub can also POST to https://ship.page/deploy with curl or use the MCP server at https://ship.page/mcp.

When to claim a free account or use Pro

Publishing needs no account, and the free plan is free forever with no ads and no bandwidth limits. You can do up to 10 deploys a minute for free. If you want to see your uploads in one place, you can claim a page with a free account using Google or an email link (no credit card). Free pages cannot be updated in place; uploading a new version creates a new link.

Pro is $4 a month (billed monthly, cancel anytime, no yearly plan) for when you need to update a live link. Pro pages do not expire while you are on Pro, or you can set a custom expiry from 60 seconds. Pro also lets you re-upload or edit a page and keep the same URL, add password protection, remove the badge, upload ZIPs up to 100 MB (400 MB unpacked) with up to 10,000 files, run 120 deploys a minute, and claim up to 5 custom subdomains like yourname.ship.place (3 to 40 characters of a-z, 0-9 and single hyphens). Neither plan offers custom domains.