Codeberg Pages
Host static websites for projects on Codeberg Pages using a Git repository.
About Codeberg Pages
Codeberg Pages hosts static websites, such as project homepages, developer blogs, or web experiments. The site is published from a Git repository hosted on Codeberg. Sites can be deployed through a Forgejo Actions workflow when a static site generator such as Jekyll or Hugo is used, or through a repository webhook when plain static files are uploaded without CI. Custom domains are supported with DNS records and a TXT record that authorizes the Codeberg Pages server to deploy the repository. The setup steps require a public repository.
Key features
- Publishes static websites from a Git repository hosted on Codeberg
- Deploys static site generator output through a Forgejo Actions workflow
- Deploys plain static files through a repository webhook without CI
- Supports custom domains using CNAME or ALIAS DNS records
- Uses a TXT record to authorize deployment from a custom domain
Best for: Developers and open source projects that want to publish a static website from a public Codeberg Git repository.
Good for
- Sites are published by pushing content to a Git repository on Codeberg
- Supports both generator-built sites with CI and hand-made static files
- The homepage describes the service as free
Watch out for
- Setup steps require a public repository named pages, or a pages branch in a public repository
- The service hosts static websites, so it is not a platform for dynamic server-side applications
- Custom domains require DNS records and an additional TXT verification record
Codeberg Pages at a glance
- Website
- codeberg.page
- Category
- Development › Cloud & Web Hosting
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Codeberg Pages FAQ
Does the repository have to be public?
The setup steps say to create a public repository named pages, or a branch called pages in a public repository.
How can I deploy changes without CI?
Add a Forgejo webhook to the repository with the site URL as the target and the branch filter set to pages.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Add a CNAME record pointing to codeberg.page, or an ALIAS record for apex domains, then add a TXT record that points to the repository's Git HTTPS clone URL.
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