ZIP a folder. Publish a website.
Practical guides for preparing a website ZIP, fixing entry-file mistakes, deploying HTML folders, and connecting a domain.
ZIP hosting
ZIP hosting: how to put a website folder online
ZIP hosting turns a finished website folder into a live URL. Here is what to include, how to package it, and what to check after publishing.
5 min read
HTML hosting
How to host an HTML ZIP file
A practical checklist for hosting an HTML ZIP file: index.html at the root, relative asset paths, then a live URL and custom domain.
4 min read
PHP ZIP hosting
PHP ZIP hosting: when a ZIP needs a PHP runtime
A ZIP can contain a PHP website, but it needs a PHP site type rather than static hosting. Learn how to package index.php, assets, and configuration safely.
5 min read
Troubleshooting
Why a ZIP website upload returns 404 — and how to fix it
Fix the most common ZIP hosting problems: a nested index.html, broken asset paths, missing build output, and case-sensitive file names.
5 min read
Deploys
Deploy a website from a ZIP file: a pre-upload checklist
Before deploying a website ZIP, confirm the entry file, build output, asset paths, secrets, and a simple live-site test plan.
3 min read
Use cases
Host a zipped portfolio website with a custom domain
A portfolio site is a strong fit for ZIP hosting: export the finished HTML files, test the live preview, then connect your own domain.
4 min read