Free website builder

Yes. Building, editing and downloading your website costs nothing: no account, no sign-up, no watermark and no paid plan. Putting it online can be free too, on Cloudflare Pages or Netlify. The only thing you might pay for is your own domain name (like yourname.com), which is optional.

One .zip file with everything your website needs: the pages (index.html), the design (CSS), scripts, your images, the files that make it work on Cloudflare, Vercel and WordPress, and a README.txt with step-by-step instructions.

A website is many files that have to stay together: pages, styles, scripts and pictures. A .zip packs them into one file, so nothing gets lost when you save, send or upload it. Hosting services like Cloudflare Pages and WordPress accept the .zip directly.

It depends on where you upload it. Cloudflare Pages and WordPress: upload the .zip as it is. Vercel, Netlify Drop and normal web hosting (cPanel, Hostinger): unzip it first and upload the folder or the files inside.

The easiest free option is Cloudflare Pages: sign in at dash.cloudflare.com with a free account, go to Workers & Pages, choose Create, then Pages, then Upload assets. Name your project, upload your .zip and click Deploy. Your site goes live at https://your-project-name.pages.dev in about a minute.

Unzip the file and put the folder in a GitHub repository, then import it at vercel.com/new (Framework preset: Other). Or install Node.js, open a terminal in the folder and run npx vercel --prod. Note: Vercel’s free Hobby plan is for personal, non-commercial sites. For a business or store, use Cloudflare Pages or Netlify, or a paid Vercel plan.

In your WordPress dashboard go to Appearance, Themes, Add New Theme, Upload Theme. Choose the .zip (don’t unzip it), click Install Now, then Activate. Your site now shows your design. You need a WordPress site to do this, and most WordPress hosting is paid.

Yes. For Netlify, unzip the file and drag the folder onto app.netlify.com/drop. For Hostinger, cPanel or other web hosting, unzip it and upload all the files into your public_html folder using the File Manager.

Yes. Buy a domain from a registrar such as Cloudflare, Namecheap or GoDaddy (usually a yearly fee), then add it in your host’s settings: Custom domains on Cloudflare Pages, Domains on Vercel or Netlify. Until then, you get a free address like your-site.pages.dev.

Open the website builder, choose “Upload your own site” and upload the same .zip. Make your changes, download the new .zip, then upload it to your host again. On Cloudflare Pages choose Create new deployment; on WordPress upload the theme again and choose Replace.

Only in your browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded to Bee Randomly. Clearing your browser data or switching devices means it’s gone, so download your .zip to keep a copy.

Yes. Tap any text to change it in a text box, and tap any photo to replace it with one from your camera roll. Bigger jobs, like moving sections around, are easier on a computer.

Yes, once you connect a free Formspree link (formspree.io). Paste it into your form in the builder, or in the Store tab for the online store, and messages and orders arrive in your email. Store payments can use GCash or Maya, PayPal (for cards) or cash on delivery.

Yes. Every file in the .zip is yours. There’s no lock-in: you can move it to any host, edit it with any tool, or hire a developer to change it.

Yes. Upload a .zip that has an index.html (plus its CSS, scripts and images), or a single .html file, then click anything to change it.