Quick Start Guide
Welcome! Let's get your website live in just a few moments. Follow these three simple steps to launch your static site without any complex configuration.
1 Choose Project Name
Go to our Generate Page.
Enter a unique name for your project (e.g., my-portfolio).
This name will become your website URL: https://deploy.is/my-portfolio.
2 Set Secure PIN
Create a numeric PIN (minimum 6 digits). Important: This PIN acts as your password. You will need it to log in to the zPanel editor to manage your files later.
3 Launch & Edit
Click Create Website. Your site is instantly live! You can now log in to zPanel to upload your content, edit code, and manage assets directly from your browser.
zPanel Features
zPanel is our custom-built cloud IDE. It gives you full control over your static files directly from the browser.
Dark & Light Mode
Switch between Dark Mode for coding at night and Light Mode for bright environments instantly.
Real-time Stats
Monitor your Storage usage, Inode count, and Server Load directly from the footer status bar.
Notifications
Stay updated with a built-in notification center for system updates, security alerts, and maintenance.
Secure Sandbox
Each project is isolated. We automatically sanitize extracted files to keep the server safe.
Available Tools & Actions
The zPanel toolbar provides a complete suite of file management tools.
Supported Files
Deploy.is is strictly a Static Hosting platform. We only allow safe, client-side file extensions.
Allowed Extensions:
Linking Your Assets
How to correctly link your CSS, JavaScript, and image files within your HTML using relative paths.
Linking CSS Files
In your HTML, you can link your stylesheet by using the relative filename. Since files are in the same directory, you do not need the full URL.
<!-- Link to style.css in the same folder -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css">Heads up! Make sure you have already uploaded the style.css file from your zPanel first.
Linking JavaScript Files
If you have a separate JavaScript file, use the <script> tag pointing to the filename:
<!-- Link to script.js -->
<script src="script.js"></script>Linking Images
Upload your image (e.g., hero.png) via zPanel, then reference it directly in your code:
<!-- Display an image -->
<img src="hero.png" alt="My awesome hero image">Using a Custom Domain
Point your own domain name to your site using the power of Cloudflare Workers.
What You'll Need
- A domain name you already own.
- Your domain connected to a free Cloudflare account.
1 Configure Your DNS
First, create a placeholder DNS record in Cloudflare so the Worker can intercept requests.
- Type: A
- Name: @ (for root) or www
- IPv4 address:
192.0.2.1(Dummy IP) - Proxy status: Proxied (Orange Cloud ON)
2 Create the Cloudflare Worker
Go to Workers & Pages > Create Worker. Replace the default code with this script:
export default {
async fetch(request) {
let url = new URL(request.url);
// TARGET HOST: Do not change this
url.hostname = "deploy.is";
// YOUR PROJECT PATH
// Change '/my-project' to your actual project name
url.pathname = "/my-project" + url.pathname;
let response = await fetch(url.toString(), {
method: request.method,
headers: request.headers,
body: request.method !== "GET" && request.method !== "HEAD" ? request.body : undefined,
});
return response;
}
}3 Connect the Worker
Final step: Tell Cloudflare to run this Worker on your domain.
- Inside your Worker, go to the Triggers tab.
- Click Add route.
- Enter route:
yourdomain.com/* - Select your zone/domain and click Add.