Host an AI-generated website
Generated a site with AI? Drop the .html or zip and Pagedrop publishes it to a live link in seconds.
Drag & drop your file here
or — zip a folder, or drop a single page
AI tools spit out a finished page or a folder of files, but they rarely host it for you. Pagedrop is the missing last step: drop whatever the AI produced — a single HTML file or a zipped project — and it is live at a real HTTPS URL you can share immediately.
How to host an AI-generated website
Save the output
Save what your AI tool generated — a single .html file, or the whole project folder zipped up.
Drop it in
Drop it onto the box above; Pagedrop unpacks a zip in your browser and finds the index page.
Share or iterate
Share the live link and QR. Iterating? Generate a new version and drop it again for a fresh link.
Frequently asked questions
The AI gave me one big HTML file — can I host that?
Yes. A single self-contained .html with inline CSS and JS publishes directly; just drop the file.
It gave me multiple files instead — now what?
Zip the folder (keep index.html at the top) and drop the zip so every stylesheet, script, and image is served together.
Does AI-generated JavaScript run?
Client-side JS runs as written. Anything that expects a backend or an API key baked into a server will not work, since Pagedrop hosts static files only.
Is it good for sharing a quick AI prototype?
Exactly — it gives you a clickable link and QR in seconds, ideal for showing a generated concept to others without any setup.