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Comparison · checked October 2026

A Tiiny Host alternative for HTML pages

Tiiny Host made one-click hosting popular. If its free tier or pricing does not fit, here is how HTMLtoURL.dev and the other options compare.

Summary

Tiiny Host hosts HTML, ZIPs, PDFs and other files with a limited free tier; editing, passwords, custom domains and analytics are on paid plans. HTMLtoURL.dev focuses on HTML only and includes custom addresses, passwords and editing on the free plan (3 links × 24 hours); paid plans from $9/month make links permanent. Tiiny Host is better if you need PDFs, analytics or your own domain.

Side by side

HTMLtoURL.devTiiny Host
What you can hostHTML, ZIP, foldersHTML, ZIP, PDF, other files
Free tier3 links × 24 h, 2 MBLimited free site
Edit at the same URLFreePaid
Password protectionFreePaid
Custom domainNo (subdomain only)Paid plans
Visitor analyticsNo (by design)Paid plans
API / MCP for AI agentsYes—
Sign-inGoogle, one clickEmail account

Tiiny Host details come from its public pages as checked in October 2026; plans change, so check Tiiny Host for the current offer. Tiiny Host is a trademark of its owner; this is an independent comparison written by the HTMLtoURL.dev team.

Choose HTMLtoURL.dev if…

  • You want password and editing without a subscription.
  • You share AI-generated or prototype pages that change often.
  • You want an API or MCP tool to publish from code or an agent.

Choose Tiiny Host if…

  • You need to host PDFs or other file types, not just pages.
  • You need your own domain or visitor analytics.

Try it with your page

It takes about ten seconds: paste your HTML or drop the file, pick an address and publish. See also: all eight HTML to URL tools compared.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a free alternative to Tiiny Host?

Yes: HTMLtoURL.dev's Free plan, plus free permanent hosts like Cloudflare Pages and GitHub Pages if you can do a little setup.

Can I password-protect an HTML page for free?

On HTMLtoURL.dev, yes — on every plan.

Paste HTML. Get a URL.

Code, an .html file, a ZIP or a whole folder becomes a live HTTPS URL with your own address, an optional password and a QR code. Free to start with Google sign-in; paid plans keep URLs online for good.

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