HTML TO URL
Turn an HTML file into a public URL
When a finished HTML page is sitting on your computer, publish it to a secure URL instead of sending the file around. Use a ZIP when the page has companion assets.
Free plan, free SSL, no credit card.
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Finish the page locally
Use the HTML you have already written, exported, or received. Droply publishes finished output rather than generating the page for you.
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Upload one file or a ZIP
A standalone page can go up as HTML. For linked assets, upload a ZIP that keeps the page files in their intended structure.
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Share the live URL
Pick a name and publish to an HTTPS link. Re-upload a revised page later without changing the address you shared.
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn HTML into a URL?
Upload the finished HTML file, choose a site name, and publish. Droply gives it a public HTTPS URL you can copy and share.
Will styles and images work after I upload HTML?
They will when their files are included with the correct relative paths. Zip the complete static folder instead of uploading only the HTML file when it relies on assets.
Can I turn pasted code into a URL?
Droply can publish finished HTML. Use the editor or upload workflow available in your account, then publish the completed static page.
Is the URL permanent?
The URL stays associated with your site while it remains published and within your account and plan limits. Re-uploading updates the same site instead of creating a new link.
Can I share the URL with a client?
Yes. A finished HTML page can be shared as a browser-ready review link. Use a paid plan password setting when the preview should not be openly accessible.