Free temporary website hosting that cleans up after itself
Drop an HTML file, a ZIP or a whole folder and get a live HTTPS link in seconds. No signup, no card, nothing to cancel later. The link stays up while people keep opening it and removes itself after 45 days of silence.
Free. Served over HTTPS from 330+ cities.
Someone opened it today, so the idle timer is back at zero. A link people keep visiting never expires.
What is temporary website hosting?
Temporary website hosting gives a page a public URL for as long as you need it — a client demo, an event, a class project — without the setup of permanent hosting. On Fylo.Host it is free and needs no account: upload your files, share the fylo.live link, and the site stays online while it gets visits. After 45 days without a visit, the files and the URL are removed automatically.
- Price
- Free
- Account
- Not needed to upload
- Lifespan
- Live while visited, removed after 45 idle days
- Upload
- HTML file, pasted code, ZIP or folder
- From an AI agent
- Yes, over MCP (free account)
- Served from
- 330+ edge cities, HTTPS
- To keep it
- Free account: 1 site, 10 MB, blog with 10 posts
Three ways to get it online
Use whichever matches where your page lives right now: on your computer, in your clipboard, or in a chat with an AI agent.
Upload a file, ZIP or folder
Drag in an .html file, a ZIP, or the whole project folder. Fylo keeps your folder structure, so CSS, images and fonts load exactly as they did on your machine.
Upload on the homepagePaste HTML code
Got a page from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini as a code block? Paste it, preview it, publish it. No file to save first and no account.
Open the HTML to website converterAsk your AI agent to publish
Connect Fylo to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Cursor once. After that, the agent that built the page can put it online and send back the link.
launch-preview.fylo.live. Want me to update it when you change the copy?Short-lived sites shouldn’t need long-term hosting
Most hosting assumes you’re moving in forever: accounts, DNS, billing, dashboards. When you only need a URL for a week, the setup costs more than the site.
×Sign up for full hosting
Account, email verification, DNS, maybe a card on file, and then remembering to tear it all down when the demo is over. For a page that lives a week.
✓Upload with no account
Drop the files, get the link, send the link. When the page has done its job and visits stop, it removes itself after 45 idle days. Nothing to cancel.
דIt works on localhost”
Your laptop isn’t a URL. Tunnels drop when you close the lid, and asking a client to wait while you restart one is not a great first impression.
✓A real URL on a real edge network
Your page is served from the city closest to each visitor, over HTTPS, with DDoS protection — the same infrastructure permanent Fylo sites run on.
×Email a ZIP or screenshots
A ZIP makes the client open raw files. Screenshots can’t be clicked. Neither shows hover states, animations, or how it feels on their phone.
✓One link that just renders
They tap it on any device and see the actual page — interactions, fonts, responsive layout and all. Feedback gets faster when nobody has to unzip anything.
Made for sites with a shelf life
Show the draft on a live URL instead of a mockup. Changed something? Re-upload and send the fresh link in seconds.
Ship the submission link in the last hour without fighting a deploy pipeline. It’s live in seconds.
Submit a working URL for a web project. Hosting for students covers the rest.
A wedding, a meetup, a launch day. The page matters intensely for a month, then it quietly retires.
Check a page on real phones, real networks and real HTTPS, not just your browser’s device emulator.
From file to live link in three steps
No build config, no CLI, no repo. The upload happens on the Fylo.Host homepage, and these steps are the whole process.
- 1
Drop your files
A single HTML file, pasted code, a ZIP or a folder. Speed optimisation such as minified HTML and CSS runs on the way in.
- 2
Name your link
Pick a subdomain on fylo.live so the URL says what the page is, or take a generated one if you’re in a hurry.
- 3
Share it, then forget it
The link is live in seconds and stays live while people open it. When visits stop for 45 days, cleanup is automatic.
Visits decide the lifespan, not a countdown clock
Many temporary hosts delete your page on a fixed timer, sometimes mid-project. Fylo ties the lifespan to the one signal that matters: whether anyone still opens the link.
The link stays live
Every visit resets the clock. A demo the client keeps opening, or an event page people keep checking, never disappears mid-conversation.
A 45-day grace period runs
Long enough that a holiday, a stalled project or a slow-moving client won’t kill the page. One visit at any point starts the cycle over.
Cleanup is automatic
Files removed, URL released, nothing left behind. Changed your mind? Re-upload in seconds, or sign up free to keep the site.
When a temporary page turns into a real site
Some demos become the product. Some event pages become a business. Sign up free and the same site gets everything permanent Fylo sites get, with no rebuild and no migration.
A blog in the same dashboard
Write and publish posts with a rich editor, categories, authors and comments. Every blog feature is on every plan; the free plan includes 10 posts.
How the blog worksSEO + GEO built in
Sitemaps, robots.txt, schema markup, llms.txt and a Markdown copy of every post are generated for you, so search engines and AI answer engines can read and cite your pages.
Speed on autopilot
Minified HTML and CSS, WebP images, lazy loading and delayed scripts are switches in the Performance panel, open on every plan. Paid plans add edge caching.
Run it from your agent
Over MCP, Claude or ChatGPT can publish updates, restore an earlier version, draft blog posts, check analytics and connect a domain, all from chat.
See the MCP toolsWhat Fylo writes for you
Files you’d otherwise hand-write or install plugins for.
- sitemap.xmlsite + blog URLs
- robots.txtcrawler rules
- llms.txta map for AI engines
- *.mdMarkdown copy of each post
- JSON-LDschema on every post
- index.htmlminified at the edge
Plus an automatic broken-link check, so a moved asset doesn’t quietly break a page.
Temporary hosting options, compared
The four ways people usually get a short-lived page online, and what each one costs you in setup and surprises.
| Fylo temporary link | Fixed-timer temp hosts | Localhost tunnel | Full hosting platform | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Signup to publish | None | Often required | Usually, for the tunnel | Required |
| How long it stays up | While visited; removed after 45 idle days | A fixed window, then deleted | While your laptop is on | Until you delete it |
| Cleanup | Automatic | Automatic, even mid-demo | Manual | Manual |
| Works with the lid closed | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Publish from an AI agent | Yes, over MCP | Rarely | No | Sometimes, via CLI |
| Can grow into a real site | Yes: blog, SEO + GEO, custom domain | Usually a fresh upload | No | Yes, with more setup |
Temporary website hosting, answered
The link takes seconds.
The cleanup takes zero.
Upload once. Share it. Walk away when it’s done, or keep it and grow it.
Get your temporary link free No signup. No credit card. Live in seconds.