Getting started

Open Sign up and choose Continue with Google, or use an email address and a password of at least 6 characters. The Free plan needs no card.

Signed up with email? Dplooy sends you a verification email first — open the link in it and your dashboard opens. Google accounts skip this step.

1. 1On your dashboard, drag your site onto the drop zone — the box that says Drop anything. We figure out the rest. Or click Browse files for a single file, or Choose folder for a whole folder.
2. 2Dplooy reads what you dropped. An HTML file goes live as a page and a folder as a whole website. For a ZIP it asks: ZIP to site puts the pages inside it online, ZIP file shares the ZIP itself as a download. A PDF or an image becomes a share link.
3. 3Type a Project Name — it becomes your address, like my-site.dplooy.com — or press the shuffle button for a random one.
4. 4Click Deploy. Your pages, stylesheets and scripts are scanned for phishing and malware before anything goes live.
5. 5When you see Deployed!, click Visit Site.

No files yet? Under the drop zone, Start in Site Builder makes a site from a template or with AI, Deploy from GitHub publishes a repository and Deploy Claude artifact hosts a page Claude made. See Upload and publish for every route.

Open the site once in a private browser window, or on your phone, to see exactly what a visitor sees. Then copy its address from the site's card on your dashboard and send it. For print, open the site and choose QR under Settings for a QR code that points to it.

Every plan includes unlimited traffic and bandwidth, https on every address and the Visual Editor. The largest file applies to every file, including the ones inside a ZIP or folder, and one ZIP or folder can be up to 50 MB on Free and 500 MB on Plus and Pro. See Features and plans for what each plan adds and Limits for the exact rules.

Open the site from your dashboard to reach everything it can do. From there you can:

• see views and visitors in Analytics;
• update it at the same address with Replace files, from GitHub or from the Site Builder;
• change text, colours and spacing on the live page with Visual Edit, or the code itself with Code Edit on Pro;
• add a working contact form, a booking calendar or an AI chatbot on Plus and Pro, and editable content with Data on every plan;
• connect your own domain on Pro;
• delete it when you are done.

See Manage sites for every control.

• The homepage is called index.html and sits at the top of the folder or ZIP.
• Links to pages, styles and images are relative, like images/logo.png, with the same capitals as the file names.
• The site opens in a private window and on a phone, not only in your own browser.
• Every form posts to a Dplooy Forms endpoint, so messages actually reach you.
• Anything private has a password (Plus and Pro).
• You keep your own copy of the files. Free has no backups; Plus and Pro keep the version each update replaces.

• Upload and publishEvery way to put a site online, and what happens before it goes live.
• Website hostingHow to prepare a folder or ZIP, and how React and Vite apps are hosted.
• Features and plansWhat Free, Plus and Pro include, and how billing works.
• TroubleshootingFixes for failed uploads, missing images and other common problems.