ChatGPT Free has no Sites. Paste the HTML ChatGPT gave you — or save it as index.html — and publish on Hereon. You get a lasting hereon.app URL you own. If the page is a quiz, poll, or form, turn on Cloud Data so scores and answers stay after refresh.
- Do I need Git or a server to host ChatGPT HTML?
- No. Copy the HTML from ChatGPT, paste it on Hereon, and publish. You get a public hereon.app link without Git, npm, or your own server.
- How is this different from ChatGPT Sites?
- ChatGPT Sites hosts inside OpenAI for Plus and Pro. Free ChatGPT has no Sites. Hereon is an independent hereon.app URL: paste or save as index.html, publish, and optionally turn on Cloud Data so a quiz or form still has scores after refresh.
- Can I paste HTML instead of saving a file?
- Yes. Open hereon.space, choose Paste HTML, and drop in the complete document from ChatGPT's code block. You can also save it as index.html and upload the file if you prefer.
- Does this work with Claude and Gemini too?
- Yes. Any tool that gives you a complete HTML page in the browser works the same way — paste or upload, preview, then share the link.
- Can the page remember users or saved data?
- If your page needs that, turn on Cloud Data in Studio after publishing. The page can keep votes, todos, or form answers online instead of only on one device. You do not need this for a simple static page.
- Is it free to publish ChatGPT HTML?
- Yes to start. Free includes one live app at a time with no account required for the first upload. Paid plans add more live apps and higher visit limits.
- What if my page has separate CSS, images, or JavaScript files?
- Put index.html and its files in one folder, zip the folder, and upload the zip. Keep relative paths such as styles/main.css so everything resolves after publishing.