You asked Grok for a website. Here's how to put it online.

Last updated: 2026-10-15

Contents · 6

1. Ask Grok for the page
2. Save it as an HTML file and open it in MakeLayer
3. Pick an address and publish
4. From here, edit by describing the change
Frequently asked questions
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Short version — save the HTML Grok gave you as index.html, choose it with “Open an HTML file” under “Import my files” on makelayer.com, pick an address and publish. Free, no card, live right away.

At a glance

Time needed: About 1 min
Plan required: Free plan
Coding knowledge: None
Where to do it: “Import my files” on the home page

Step by step

1
Ask Grok for the page

Describe what you want and Grok generates the HTML. Tell it to keep everything “in a single HTML file” so the styling ships alongside the markup — that turns the next step into one paste instead of several. Grab it with the copy button on the code block and you're ready to go.

Grok
Build a landing page for my local bakery as a single HTML file, with a menu, our location, and an order-inquiry button.

index.html Copy

<section class="hero"> <h1>…</h1></section>
2
Save it as an HTML file and open it in MakeLayer

If your AI shows a download button, use it to get the HTML file — that's the easiest way. If not, paste the copied code into Notepad and, when saving, set “Save as type” to “All files (*.*)” and name it index.html — otherwise it saves as index.html.txt and won't show up when you pick a file. Then on the makelayer.com homepage, press “Import my files”, choose “Open an HTML file” and pick that file — the page opens in a live preview, exactly as it will look.

See how it really looks before you publish.
3
Pick an address and publish

Choose a name for your address and press “Get started and publish”. Log in once and it publishes with the same file and address — your site is on the internet from that moment. The free plan covers 5 sites and never asks for a card.

myname.mklyr.com Live

That's the kind of address you get the moment you publish. Bring your own domain on Plus and HTTPS is set up automatically.
4
From here, edit by describing the change

No need to loop back to Grok for tweaks. In the editor, just say what you want changed — the AI locates the relevant code, shows you a preview of the change, and reverts it in one click if it's not right.

Edit assistant
Make the headline punchier Updated 3 spots — happy to undo it if you'd rather not keep it.

Frequently asked questions

Is this actually free?

Yes — up to 5 sites stay free forever, no credit card ever needed. Free sites carry a small “Made with MakeLayer” badge; that badge goes away starting on Plus.

Does the code Grok wrote work as-is once it's live?

Yes. The HTML file you open is published exactly as-is. In the pre-publish preview, scripts written into the page don't execute — on the published site everything runs normally.

Can the site have more than one page?

Yes. Multi-file sites — sub-pages, image folders, and the like — work on the free plan too. What the free plan limits is storage and the number of sites, not the file count. To upload a whole folder, zip it and choose “Upload a ZIP” under “Import my files” on the homepage.

Can I point my own domain at it?

Yes. From Plus on, connect a domain you already own and the HTTPS certificate gets issued for you automatically. On the free plan you just keep the mklyr.com address you're given.

Can I make edits without touching code?

Yes. Type a request like “update the price list” in the editor and the AI edits the underlying code for you. You can also click an element to point at exactly what to change. Even on Free, your last save and one auto-backup per day you save (the latest 3) are kept, so you can roll back from “Versions.” Keeping publish and manual versions starts on the Plus plan.

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You asked Grok for a website. Here's how to put it online.

At a glance

Step by step

Ask Grok for the page

Save it as an HTML file and open it in MakeLayer

Pick an address and publish

From here, edit by describing the change