Your project is done.
Now put it on a real link.
A portfolio for internship season, a class project the grader can actually open, a hackathon demo the judges can tap on their phones. Drag your HTML or ZIP into Fylo and it’s live in seconds — no repo, no server, no “free trial.”
works before your deadline: upload → link, ~5 seconds
Every way students publish a page today
has a catch.
You already did the hard part — the project works on localhost. Getting it onto the internet shouldn’t be a second assignment.
Learn Git just to submit homework
GitHub Pages is great — once you know repos, branches, commits and why your CSS path broke. If your course isn’t a Git course, that’s hours lost to tooling, not your project.
“Free” hosts that stamp ads on your work
Old-school free hosting pays for itself with banners and popups injected into your page. That’s what a recruiter or grader sees next to your name.
Free trials that want your credit card
Many “free” cloud tiers need a card on file and quietly convert to paid. Students without a credit card — or with one they’d rather not risk — are locked out from step one.
Email the ZIP and hope
Attachments get blocked, paths break on the grader’s machine, and nobody clicks “download and extract” from a resume. A project that isn’t on a link may as well not exist.
Drag. Drop. Send the link.
Fylo hosts static projects — HTML, CSS, JS, images, fonts — the way a student actually needs it hosted:
- No Git, no terminal, no build pipeline — upload a file or ZIP in the browser
- No ads, banners or branding injected into your page — ever
- No credit card and no expiring trial on the free plan
- Automatic minification and image optimization — your demo loads fast even on hostel Wi-Fi
From localhost to a link you can submit.
Pick your link
Type a name and get your-name.fylo.live free. Doing it for a club or a startup idea? A custom domain plugs in from the Starter plan up, with SSL handled for you.
Drop your files in
One HTML file, pasted code, or a ZIP with everything — CSS, JS, images, fonts. Fylo minifies and optimizes it on the way in. No account needed for a quick test upload.
Send the link
Put it in the assignment portal, on your resume, in the group chat. Built-in analytics show you when the grader — or a recruiter — actually opened it.
If it runs in a browser, it belongs on a link.
Portfolio site
The link at the top of your resume. Loads instantly wherever the recruiter is, with SSL so it never says “Not secure.”
One-page resume site
A single HTML file is all it takes. Update it in the browser before every application — the link never changes.
Class project
Submit a URL instead of a ZIP. The grader opens it in one click, exactly as it looked on your machine.
Hackathon demo
Ship the frontend in the last hour and hand judges a link that works on their phones. No deploy pipeline at 3 a.m.
Club or fest page
Event details, schedules and signups on a fast page anyone on the committee can update without touching a server.
Paper or thesis page
A clean page for your abstract, figures and PDF link — citable, shareable and still online after you graduate.
Free means free. Here’s exactly what you get.
Fylo Free
Your link stays live as long as people visit it; a link with no visits in 45 days is cleaned up automatically. Need a custom domain or more space later? Paid plans start small — see pricing on the homepage.
Student hosting, answered.
Is Fylo really free for students?
Do I need a credit card or a student ID?
Do I need to know Git or the command line?
Will Fylo put ads or banners on my page?
What can I upload for my project?
How long does my site stay online?
The project is finished.
Publishing it takes 5 seconds.
Drag it in tonight. Submit the link tomorrow.
Host your project free No signup. No credit card. No Git.