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surge

v0.48.0

Published

Static web publishing. One command from a directory or HTML file to a live URL, with free custom domains and SSL.

Readme

One command from a directory, or a single HTML file, to a live URL. Free custom domains and SSL certificates on every plan, served from 10 regions, with over 18 million deployments published.

surge-help

Publish

npx surge <path> <domain>

surge ./dist lucid-example.surge.sh

Your project is now live in 10 regions globally! View it at https://lucid-example.surge.sh...

surge-publish-results

The first run asks for an email and password, which creates your account. To keep the command around, install it globally:

npm install -g surge

A single HTML file

surge page.html my-page.surge.sh

The file is published as the domain's index.html. If the page uses images or stylesheets next to it, surge lists them; publish the folder to include them.

Custom domains

Publish to any domain you own, then point its DNS at Surge. The certificate is provisioned for you, free.

surge ./dist example.com

See custom domains.

CI and agents

Mint a token on your own machine, then pass it with --token wherever surge runs. No login step, no prompts:

surge tokens add --domain example.com -m "ci"
npx surge ./dist example.com --token <token>

The SURGE_TOKEN environment variable works too, and keeps the token out of shell history and logs. A token can be scoped to one domain. Publishing has limits on every plan; a rate-limited publish answers with how long to wait. See CI & automation for GitHub Actions and other runners.

Documentation

surge.sh/docs covers publishing, revisions and rollbacks, collaborators, DNS, SSL, and the API, which can do everything the CLI does.

License

Copyright © 2012-2026 Chloi Inc. Released under the ISC License.

"Surge" is a trademark of Chloi Inc.