> dropto.run

Drop2Run turns a folder of files into a website. Drag the folder — or a .zip, or a single file — onto the page and it is live on HTTPS on its own subdomain the moment the upload finishes. No sign-up, no card, no build step, no repository.

Nothing is uploaded until you confirm. A folder is listed file by file first, so a wrong folder is caught before any bytes leave the machine.

What you can drop

• A built site: the dist or build folder from React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Next (static export), Hugo, Jekyll or Eleventy — the output folder, not the project.
• Whatever a generator handed you. v0, Bolt, Lovable, Claude and Cursor all finish by writing a folder of files, which is already the thing this hosts.
• No site at all: a folder of .md files or a single .pdf publishes as a readable documents site, with a file tree beside the rendered page. Nothing to generate, no index.html to write, and every file still answers at its own URL.

How it serves

Sites are served from a global edge network, not from the dashboard's server. Every deploy is immutable and kept, so rolling back is picking an older version rather than re-uploading it.

Beyond the browser

A REST API, a CLI and an MCP server, so a coding agent can publish what it just wrote without a human opening a tab.

Free tier is free permanently and needs no card. Paid tiers buy headroom: more sites, more storage, custom domains.