Every student deserves their own corner of the internet.
A free web address for your portfolio, blog, projects or art. For high school, college and university students.
How it works
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Build your site
Put your website on GitHub Pages. It's free, and you don't need to have built a website before. The guide walks you through it.
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Verify you're a student
Sign in with GitHub and confirm your school email with a code. Your email stays private.
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Claim your name
Open a request on GitHub. Our bot checks it in a minute, and a person approves it. Then your address is live.
Questions
- Does it cost anything?
- No. The address is free, and so is hosting on GitHub Pages. Nobody will ask you for payment details.
- Who can join?
- Students aged 13 or older at a high school, college or university, with a GitHub account that's at least 30 days old.
- I don't have a school email address.
- You can still verify. See verifying without a school email.
- What happens to my email address?
- We use it once to send you a code. We don't store it, publish it or share it. The privacy page has the details.
- What can I put on my site?
- Anything that's yours and legit: portfolios, projects, blogs, art, clubs. No scams, phishing, impersonation or harmful content. Read the rules.