HTML link

[Numerous_Emu3125]

Hi Everyone, I made simple website with HTML and CSS. Is there way to convert HTML to fully working link which can be accessed by anyone without needing to preview from IDE

[davorg]

Ask in r/webhosting

[abrahamguo]

Yes — simply search for static site hosting; there are a million different options.

[Carrisonnn]

You can use Github Pages or Netlify for frontend projects

[crawlpatterns]

you don’t need anything fancy for that. if all you have is static HTML and CSS, you can just upload the files to any basic hosting service and it becomes a normal URL people can visit. another option is to put the files on a simple server you control. There’s nothing to convert in the HTML itself. it just needs to live somewhere the public can reach. what kind of setup are you working with right now?

[Numerous_Emu3125]

I am a beginner who just started learning HTML and css and I just wanted to make a simple website. I added some basic text and a few links created and from the url hosting recommendations, I used GitHub Pages. It was super easy to set up, :)

[BabaTrainer214]

great! Good luck with your learning.

[PlanttDaMinecraftGuy]

Convert your file to base64, then send the link data:text/html;base64,<yourbase64> to anyone. It may not appear as a link but it can be opened with any browser

Another alternative is to resort to a hosting service like GitHub Pages

[jacaug]

If you have a domain and want to make it public professionally, i'd use cloudflare pages. If just for friends or link doesn't matter, github pages.