Free AI game hosting

Upload your AI game

Made a game with Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini? Give it a real home. Upload the HTML file below and — after a human review — it goes live on its own permanent page, with your name on it, free. No account, no fees, you keep all rights.

Updating a game that's already live here?
📄 Click to choose your .html file
or drag it here — or paste the code below. One self-contained file, up to 800 KB.

Don't have a single HTML file yet? Exporting one from Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, step by step → (opens in a new tab, so you won't lose what you've typed)

What happens next

  1. A human plays your game — usually within a day. No bot decides its fate.
  2. It goes live at everygamemade.com/ai/g/your-game/, with your name and your link on it.
  3. Fixed a bug later? Submit the new version and it keeps the same URL.

Free, no account, and you keep every right to your game. Your email is only used to tell you when it's live — never shown publicly, never shared.

What happens after you submit

  1. Human review, usually within a day. We open your game, play it, and check it's self-contained and safe. No bots deciding your game's fate.
  2. It gets a permanent page. everygamemade.com/ai/g/your-game/ — title, your name, your link, and the game running in a sandboxed player.
  3. People can actually find it. It joins the AI games directory on a site search engines already index — not a paste-bin link that dies in a week.
  4. You can update it without breaking the link. Fixed a bug, added a level? Submit the new version with your game's URL in the update field above — the new version goes live at the same address, so every link you've already shared keeps working. (Chat share links can't do this: fix your game and the link changes or the old version lingers.)

"Why not just put it on itch.io?"

Fair question — itch.io is great, and nothing stops you doing both. But know what happens to an AI-made game there: itch.io's quality guidelines ask you to tag any project containing generative-AI material in the AI Disclosure section, and that attaches an "AI Generated" tag that players can filter out of browsing entirely, your game lands unranked in a pile of 68,000+ other AI-tagged projects with no review or curation, and a chunk of the community is openly hostile to AI work. Newgrounds bans generative-AI content outright.

Here it's the opposite: AI-made is the whole point. A human plays every submission before it goes live — so being listed means something — and your game gets its own page on a games site built to be found through search, not a tag ghetto to be filtered out of. No zip packaging, no account, no cover-image requirements: one HTML file and a form.

The rules (short version)

  • One self-contained HTML file. Inline your CSS and JS. No calls to external servers or APIs — games run in a sandbox that blocks them anyway.
  • It has to be yours. Made by you (with any AI's help). No rips of other people's games or assets.
  • No data collection, no ads, nothing illegal or hateful. We check.

Stuck exporting your game from the chat? The guide covers getting a single HTML file out of Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini.

FAQ

Does it cost anything?

No. Hosting is free, there is no account to create and there are no fees at any point. You keep all rights to your game and can request removal at any time.

How long does review take?

Usually within a day. A human opens your game and plays it — no bot decides its fate. If you leave an email it is used only to tell you when the game is live; it is never shown publicly and never shared.

What exactly do I need to upload?

One self-contained HTML file, up to 800 KB, with the CSS and JavaScript inlined and no calls to external servers or APIs — games run in a sandbox that blocks them anyway. If your file is over the limit, base64 images are the usual culprit.

Can I fix or update the game later?

Yes. Submit the new version with your game's URL in the update field above and it goes live at the same address, so every link you have already shared keeps working.

Do I need to know how to code?

No — that is the point. If your AI produced a game that runs in a browser, that file is all you need. The export guide covers getting one out of Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini.