The fastest way to host HTML projects online. Just paste, upload, and go live—free and unlimited.
Write, build, and deploy using just natural language.
Make sure your code includes all required tags like <html>, <head>, and <body> for best results.
For styling and scripts, you can use embedded styles or link to hosted CSS/JS files for full functionality.
Use the “Paste Code” tab for quick testing or upload .html files for full pages.
Make sure your layout works on mobile and desktop to ensure a professional experience.
Perfect for client previews, hackathon demos, teaching examples, or internal tools.
There’s no sign-up wall or usage cap—Trickle makes it easy to host HTML for free anytime.
testing, demoing, or sharing code snippets live.
experimenting with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
publishing landing pages, prototypes, or microsites.
sharing interactive HTML exercises with students.
Traditional hosting often requires setup, configuration, or payment. For quick ideas, demos, or lightweight tools, that’s overkill.
Trickle’s HTML Hosting Tool eliminates friction. You just paste or upload your HTML, and your live site is online—immediately, without logins, forms, or credit cards.
This enables rapid prototyping, instant feedback, and lightweight publishing workflows for everyone from devs to creators to educators.
Trickle’s HTML Hosting Tool is a free, no-signup solution that lets you turn raw HTML code into a live website instantly. It’s ideal for testing, sharing, and deploying simple front-end projects without any friction.
You can host static web pages, prototypes, landing pages, personal tools, resumes, project demos, or any basic HTML + CSS + JS front-end project.
Yes. You can include <script> or <link> tags in your HTML to load JavaScript or CSS from CDNs or hosted files.
For most use cases, files under a few megabytes will deploy instantly. Trickle is optimized for lightweight, static content—but we’re expanding support.
Currently, Trickle’s HTML Hosting Tool is optimized for single-page deployments. You can simulate multi-page behavior with JavaScript or links to other hosted pages.
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