Free status page generator
Define your components and their statuses, preview the page live, and copy a self-contained static HTML file you can host anywhere — all in your browser.
Status Page Generator
Build a simple static status page and copy it as a self-contained HTML file you can host anywhere.
Components
Live preview
Service Status
- APIOperational
- DashboardOperational
Last updated: 6/10/2026, 7:32:40 PM
Need a hosted, auto-updating status page with uptime monitors and email subscribers? AllStak Status Pages
A status page in minutes, no platform required
Every service eventually has an incident, and the difference between a calm one and a chaotic one is often a clear status page. But standing up a status page usually means signing up for yet another tool, configuring DNS, and paying a subscription — heavy machinery when all you need right now is a simple page that says what is up and what is down.
This generator builds one in your browser. Add your components — API, dashboard, database, whatever your users care about — set each status, and watch the live preview update. When it looks right, copy a single self-contained HTML file with all styles inlined and host it on any static host, S3 bucket, or web server. No account, no upload: the page is generated locally and your service names never leave your machine.
How to generate a status page
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Add your components
List the parts of your service users care about — API, web app, database, background jobs — one component per row.
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Set each status
Mark each component as operational, degraded, partial outage, or major outage. The overall page status follows automatically.
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Check the live preview
The preview updates as you type, showing exactly what visitors will see, including the overall banner and per-component indicators.
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Copy the HTML and host it
Copy the self-contained static HTML file — styles inlined, no external dependencies — and upload it to any static host or web server.
Status page generator FAQ
Is this status page generator free?
Yes. It is completely free with no signup. You own the HTML it produces and can host it anywhere.
Is anything uploaded to a server?
No. The page is generated entirely in your browser. Your component names and statuses never leave your machine.
Does the generated page update automatically?
No — it is a static snapshot. To change a status, edit the page here and re-publish the file, or use a hosted status page that updates itself from monitors.
Where can I host the HTML file?
Anywhere that serves static files: GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, an S3 bucket, or your own nginx. It is one file with no external dependencies.
Can visitors subscribe to updates?
Not on a static page. Email subscriptions and automatic incident updates need a hosted status page connected to live monitors, like AllStak status pages.
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Want a status page that updates itself?
AllStak status pages connect to your uptime monitors, flip component status automatically when checks fail, and let visitors subscribe by email for incident updates — no manual re-publishing.