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Vercel has announced that users can now deploy static sites with Vercel Drop without creating an account. According to the source, you drag and drop a file, folder, or ZIP archive to get a live URL. Deployments made without an account expire after one hour, and to keep a site live, users must sign in or create an account and claim the project. The source describes this as a new option for quickly publishing static sites.
Vercel has announced that users can now deploy static sites with Vercel Drop without creating an account. According to the source, you drag and drop a file, folder, or ZIP archive to get a live URL. Deployments made without an account expire after one hour, and to keep a site live, users must sign in or create an account and claim the project. The source describes this as a new option for quickly publishing static sites.
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You can now deploy static sites with Vercel Drop without an account. Drag and drop a file, folder, or ZIP archive to get a live URL. Deployments without an account expire after one hour. To keep your site live, sign in or create an account and claim the project. Get started Try Vercel Drop and learn more in the Ve...
Developers and designers who want to share a quick static page or prototype can now publish one without signing up first. Anyone who wants the site to stay online needs to claim it within the one-hour window, so they should plan for that step. Teams evaluating Vercel Drop for demos or temporary previews should watch how the claim process works in practice.
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