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Deploy your HTML, CSS and JavaScript files.

Deploy HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets from a folder, the CLI or an AI agent through MCP. Keep your project structure, share a live URL and pull published changes back to your machine.

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Inside the editor · AI editing

Change shared CSS with AI chat

Ask Chat to change the button accent in the shared stylesheet, then inspect the result.

Recorded in the htmlhost editor using a sample project. AI processing time shortened.

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  1. Open your project

    Open a template or upload your HTML files. Keep Edit Mode on.

  2. Ask Chat to edit

    Open Chat, choose Execute and send: “Change the button accent to green #2d8f72 in styles.css. Keep the rest of the design.”

  3. Review the result

    Wait for the edit to finish and review the changed page. AI processing time is shortened in this recording.

  4. Check the phone layout

    Choose Phone preview to check the result before publishing.

Website examples

Static sites, client previews and AI deployments

Static site deployments

Publish a folder of HTML pages, styles, scripts and assets. Keep the project structure you already work with locally.

Client review links

Publish a working website for a client to test. Update it after each round of feedback, with password protection available on Pro.

Deployments from AI tools

Connect a compatible AI assistant through the MCP server, or use the CLI in your workflow to deploy and pull your site files.

Templates

Templates for static websites

Browse technology templates

Preview a template, open it in the editor, then replace its text and images with your own. To use a template marked Pro, you need a Pro plan.

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Business Web Studio

A warm, light one-page site for a web studio, with services, work and a contact form.

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Publishing steps

How to deploy your HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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  1. 1

    Prepare the static output

    Use your HTML project or build your frontend into static files. Check that page links and asset paths work together.

  2. 2

    Upload the folder or use the CLI

    Upload the folder in the browser, sign in with the CLI and deploy it, or connect your AI assistant to the MCP server.

  3. 3

    Sync changes before editing locally

    Edit locally or in the web editor. Pull published changes before editing your local copy to avoid overwriting them.

Hosting features

CLI commands, MCP tools and file exports

Deploy and pull with the CLI

Deploy folders, list your sites and pull their files with the htmlhost CLI. Link a local project to its hosted site.

How it works

Connect an AI agent through MCP

Connect a compatible AI assistant to the MCP server to deploy, update and pull your hosted projects.

How it works

Download your project files

Export the project or use CLI pull to download its pages, CSS, JavaScript and other files.

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Common questions

Static website deployment questions

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How do I deploy HTML, CSS and JavaScript together?

Keep the HTML pages and their linked styles, scripts and assets in one project folder. Upload that folder through the browser or sign in with the CLI and run htmlhost deploy . from it. Check the published site to confirm nested page links and relative asset paths resolve correctly.

Can I deploy a React or other frontend project?

Yes, when its build produces static HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets. Deploy that output folder. Server rendering, server functions and databases need to run on a separate service.

Can I edit the site in the browser and keep working locally?

Yes. The editor works with the project files. Use the CLI's pull or sync workflow to bring published changes back to your local copy before making further edits.

Can I roll back a deployment?

Pro includes version history with preview, comparison and restore. You can restore through the dashboard, CLI, API or supported MCP tools, then pull the restored files into your local project.

Documentation

Setup guides

Deploy your HTML project step by step

Follow the upload or CLI instructions and check that page links, images and styles load correctly.

Keep local and published files in sync

Use the CLI's pull and sync commands after browser edits or changes from an AI agent.

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All use cases

Product management

Prototypes, product briefs & release pages

Agencies & freelancers

Client sites, proposals & project handoffs

Portfolios

Creative work, case studies & personal sites

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Create and publish your website

Upload your files or choose a template. Edit your pages in htmlhost, preview them and click Publish.

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