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Turn a ZIP file into a live website

Already have a ZIP? Upload it here, we find your homepage, and you get a live link — no setup, no code.

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To turn a ZIP into a website, upload it to Just Publish — we unpack it, find your index.html homepage, and give you a live link in seconds. There's nothing to install and no account needed to publish.

The one thing that matters is what's inside the ZIP: your homepage at the top level, all your images and styles included, and links that use relative paths. The checklist below shows exactly what a publish-ready ZIP looks like.

Before you upload, your ZIP should have:

  • Ready: index.html at the top level Not inside a sub-folder — this is the page people see first.
  • Ready: Your images and styles included All CSS, JS, and image files, in the same folder or subfolders.
  • Advisory: Relative file paths only Use links like images/logo.png, not C:\Users\…, so your images and styles load once the site is live.
Ask your AI tool to build the ZIP · tool: any AI tool 
Please give me my website as a single ZIP ready to publish.
It should contain:
 - index.html at the top level (not inside a sub-folder)
 - all CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts
 - relative file paths only (like images/logo.png — no paths from my computer)
 - nothing that needs a backend or server to load
It should work as a static website when index.html is opened.

How it works

  1. 1 Upload your websiteDrop in the ZIP or folder your AI tool created — or paste your code. No setup, nothing to install.
  2. 2 We check itWe look for your homepage and make sure the website is ready. If something's missing, we give you a message to send back to your AI.
  3. 3 Get your live linkYour website goes online right away. Open it, copy the link to share, and connect your own domain whenever you like.
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Questions

What files should be inside the ZIP?

An index.html homepage, plus all the CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts your site uses. Anything the page references should be inside the ZIP.

Where should index.html be?

At the top level of the ZIP, not inside a sub-folder. It's the page visitors see first, so we look for it there.

Can images be in folders?

Yes. Subfolders are fine — what matters is that your pages link to them with relative paths like images/photo.jpg.

Can I upload a folder instead?

Yes. You can drag in a folder or paste a single HTML file instead of zipping — all three publish the same way.

Can I update the ZIP later?

Yes. Upload a new ZIP any time and your live link stays the same.

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