By the end, something you made is on the internet at an address of its own.
What you need
The thing you want online — even one paragraph is fine.
A web browser. That's the whole toolbox.
01
Get your page as a file.
Already have a file ending in .html, or a folder from a site builder or an AI? You're ready. Only have words? Ask any AI chat for a single complete HTML file called index.html, styles included, as a downloadable file — an HTML file is a file the browser shows as a page.
02
Open the dashboard and sign in.
The dashboard is free. It signs in with WordPress.com, and the sign-in screen can make you an account on the spot.
ScreenshotThe Spacefast sign-in screen with the WordPress.com button.
03
Click Add space.
A space is what Spacefast calls one site — one address plus everything you ever publish to it.
04
Choose Upload files and drag your file in.
Drop a whole folder to publish a site, or one file to publish one page.
ScreenshotThe upload box with a file dropped in.
05
Click Publish space and open your link.
Live within seconds. The address is yours to share.
You did it
You published. Updates work the same way — upload again and the address stays the same, while every earlier version is kept so you can always roll back. And because you signed in first, this page is already yours: no claiming needed.
If something looks wrong
You see a list of files instead of your page
Name your main file exactly index.html and upload it again.
Your page is missing its pictures
Upload the folder that holds the page and its pictures together, not the page alone.
The sign-in asks for WordPress.com
That's right — Spacefast is made by Automattic and uses WordPress.com accounts, so it's one less password to invent.