Tiiny Host Launches Create, Taking You From an Idea to a Live Link in Minutes

New conversational builder replaces the blank prompt box with a four-step interview covering purpose, content, style, and colour, then publishes straight to a live URL.
LONDON, UK - 27 July, 2026 - Tiiny Host, the drag-and-drop web and file hosting platform operated by Tiiny Labs Ltd., today announced the launch of Create, a guided AI website builder available at https://tiiny.host/create. Rather than asking users to write the perfect prompt, Create walks them through a short, structured interview and generates a finished, publishable website from their answers.

The launch extends Tiiny Host's core philosophy of simplicity, speed, and empowerment - a live link in seconds, with no servers, no DNS configuration, and no code - for people who don't even have a file to upload yet.

The Problem with the Blank Prompt Box

AI website builders have converged on a single interface: an empty text field and an invitation to describe what you want. For users who know exactly what they're after, that works. For everyone else, it produces a generic result and a vague sense that they asked the wrong question.

Create takes the opposite approach. It assumes most people know what they want their site to do but not how to specify it, and it does the specifying on their behalf.

"A blank box is only empowering if you already know what to type," said Suman Chatterjee, Marketing Lead at Tiiny Host. "Most people don't. They know they need a portfolio, they know roughly what it should feel like, and everything after that is guesswork. Create turns that guesswork into four short questions."

How Create Works

Users land on a single question, What do you want to build today?, and choose from five starting points: Portfolio, Business Website, Personal Website, Sales Proposal, or Internal Tool. A free-text field sits beneath them for anyone who'd rather describe their own project.

From there, a four-step flow runs with a persistent progress rail on the left, so users can always see where they are and what's left:

Step 1. Website type. The site's main purpose and use case, set by the initial choice.

Step 2. Description. The user supplies their name and a plain-language summary of the site, and can upload a logo, images, or other project files (up to 10 MB) to be incorporated into the build.

Step 3. Styling. Three concrete directions (Minimalist, Portfolio / Personal Brand, and Formal / Professional), with the option to ask the builder for ideas or describe a look in the user's own words.

Step 4. Colour Palette. Create proposes named palettes drawn from the user's own description rather than a generic swatch library. A photographer describing a street photography portfolio, for example, is offered options like Monochrome, Sepia Street, and Amber Lens. As with styling, users can bypass the presets and simply describe the vibe they're after.

A final Review & Generate screen lays out every answer as an editable card with a "Change my answer" link, so nothing is locked in before the site is built. One click on Generate Website produces the finished result, hosted on Tiiny Host and ready to share.

Part of a Broader AI-First Push

Create is the latest addition to a growing set of AI and automation integrations from Tiiny Host:

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MCP server. Launched in July 2026, Tiiny Host's Model Context Protocol server lets users publish, update, and delete hosted projects directly from a conversation with Claude and other AI assistants. Setup takes three steps in Claude.ai's custom connector settings using the server URL https://mcp.tiiny.host.

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n8n community node. Available as n8n-nodes-tiiny-host on npm, the node supports create, update, and delete operations with options for custom subdomains, password protection, and selectable domain suffixes, turning any automated workflow into a live page in the same step it was generated.

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Browser extension and AI builders designed to work with AI-generated code from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek.

Underpinning all of it is the same hosting layer, which supports over 100 file and project types: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP; static and PHP apps in ZIP archives; PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, CSV, LaTeX, Pages, and dozens of other document formats; and an unusually deep list of image formats including SVG, PSD, AI, EPS, DICOM, and camera RAW files from Nikon, Canon, Sony, Fuji, and others.

"Every one of these products answers the same question from a different angle: how do I get this thing online right now," said Elston Barreto, Founder of Tiiny Host. "Create is that question for someone who hasn't built the thing yet."

Availability

Create is available now at tiiny.host/Create. Tiiny Host's free tier remains available, with paid plans from Tiny ($5/mo) through Solo, Pro, and Enterprise ($74/mo), unlocking additional active projects, storage, monthly visits, custom domains, and password protection. All paid plans include a 7-day money-back guarantee.

About Tiiny Host

Tiiny Host, operated by Tiiny Labs Ltd. (registered in England and Wales), is a lightweight web and file hosting platform that lets anyone publish a website, presentation, PDF, or app to a live URL in seconds, without servers, DNS configuration, or code. Founded in 2020 by Elston Barreto, the London-based platform supports over 100 file and project types and serves more than 1.5 million users worldwide, spanning students, developers, small businesses, marketing agencies, and enterprise teams.

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