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# GitHub Pages

[GitHub Pages](https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github-pages/about-github-pages) lets you publish static sites directly from your GitHub repository for free.

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GitHub supports only static sites. See [export types](/university/self-hosting.md#export-types) for more information about JavaScript applications vs. static sites.
{% endhint %}

## Static

Learn how to upload your static site to GitHub Pages.

### Prerequisites

Export your project using one of the [export methods](/university/self-hosting.md#exporting).

**How to deploy your project to GitHub Pages:**

* Create a repository on GitHub and name it \<your username>.github.io
* Upload/commit your project to a GitHub repository

See [GitHub’s installation instructions](https://pages.github.com/) for a comprehensive tutorial.

## Related

* [Download](/university/self-hosting/download.md) – Export a static site directly from the Builder
* [CLI](/university/self-hosting/cli.md) – Export and build your project using the command line
* [Cloudflare Pages](/university/self-hosting/cloudflare-pages.md) – Another platform for static site hosting
* [Publishing and custom domains](/university/foundations/publishing-and-custom-domains.md) – Set up custom domains for your site


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