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Resume to website guide

Host Your Resume Website on GitHub Pages or S3

Step-by-step ways to publish your exported resume HTML on GitHub Pages, Netlify, or an AWS S3 static site.

Direct answer

Export the resume HTML, rename it index.html, and publish it: push it to a GitHub repo and enable GitHub Pages, drag it into Netlify Drop, or upload it to an S3 bucket configured for static website hosting (add CloudFront for HTTPS and a custom domain).

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When to use this

  • You have exported the resume HTML and need it live at a URL.
  • You want a free or low-cost static host.
  • You want to attach a custom domain later.

Steps

  1. Export the site and rename the file index.html.
  2. GitHub Pages: create a repo, add index.html, enable Pages on the main branch.
  3. Netlify: open Netlify Drop and drag the file in; you get a URL instantly.
  4. AWS S3: create a bucket, enable static website hosting, upload index.html, and make it public.
  5. For HTTPS and a custom domain on S3, put CloudFront in front and point your domain at it.

Example

Resume text
resume.html  →  rename to  index.html
Generated website
Hosting options for index.html:
- GitHub Pages: username.github.io/repo
- Netlify Drop: random-name.netlify.app (rename later)
- S3 static site: bucket endpoint (add CloudFront for HTTPS + custom domain)

Common mistakes

  • The file must be named index.html for hosts to serve it as the default page.
  • A raw S3 website endpoint is HTTP only; add CloudFront for HTTPS and a custom domain.
  • On GitHub Pages, put the file at the repo root (or /docs) and pick the matching Pages source.

FAQ

How do I host my resume website for free?
GitHub Pages and Netlify Drop both host a single index.html for free. Netlify Drop is the fastest: drag the file into the browser and you get a live URL.
How do I host the resume site on AWS S3?
Create a bucket, enable static website hosting, upload index.html, and allow public read. Add CloudFront in front for HTTPS and to attach a custom domain.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. All three options support custom domains: configure it in GitHub Pages or Netlify settings, or point DNS at a CloudFront distribution for an S3-hosted site.

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