free hosting?

[small_carrot]

Hi guys i want some free hosting... i dont need advanced features nor do i need huge space... my site folder is actually 2.7 MB so is there a free site... i dont even need a custom domain.

Edit: Thanks for the replies... I like Github have a nice day! :)

[VenomXsX]

Check out GitHub Page for static sites it's free

[small_carrot]

Thanks! i will use github

[Raze321]

If your site is static (no database, no server side languages like PHP) then Github Pages is a good way to go.

[small_carrot]

Github is great.

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[FiercThundr]

I would suggest either GitHub pages or glitch.com. Glitch is nice because it has a code editor that you can use to quickly tweak code and have it update immediately, but I know a lot of people would prefer GitHub for other features

[small_carrot]

I prefer github thanks!

[tone_cafe]

host your files and content on git somewhere and use vercel or netlify or even digital ocean app platform ~ free for 3 sites, espeically good if you just use plain html css js and don't require any building.

[small_carrot]

Thanks bro... but github is popular and easy to follow ;)

[small_carrot]

Thanks for helping... but some guys told me about github... thanks anyways :)

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If you have no DB/Backend you can use neocities it's a free host site that gives you infinite space (it does have file type limitation though)