One file or a whole site?
If everything (styles and scripts) is inside one .html file, upload it as it is. It becomes the front page of your link. Most pages made with ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini are like this.
If the page uses separate files, such as styles.css, script.js or an images folder, zip everything inside the folder (not the folder itself) and upload the ZIP. Droply unpacks it and serves index.html as the front page, and every other file keeps its path.
Why the file alone doesn't work
- Email attachments: most phones show an .html attachment as code or refuse to open it.
- Google Drive and Dropbox: their share links show a preview of the code or a download button. Google stopped hosting web pages from Drive in 2016.
- A shared chat link from ChatGPT or Claude shows the conversation, not the page.
Change the page later, keep the link
Upload a new version to the same project and everyone who has the link sees the update. QR codes you've printed keep working. Renaming the project does change the address, so pick the name before you share it.
What the free plan covers
Free: 1 project, 10 MB, 5,000 visits a month. Starter ($5/month billed yearly): 2 projects, 100 MB, no badge. Plus ($12/month billed yearly): 5 projects, 1 GB, passwords, custom domains and analytics.
Free pages carry a small Droply badge and are kept out of search engines; paid plans remove the badge.