What is GitHub Pages Finder?
GitHub Pages Finder is a utility that helps you discover publicly available websites deployed through GitHub Pages.
Enter a GitHub username or GitHub profile URL, and the service checks the user's public repositories for repositories with GitHub Pages enabled.
How it works
When you perform a search, GitHub Pages Finder sends the requested GitHub username to its server-side API.
The service uses GitHub's public API to inspect publicly accessible repository information and identifies repositories associated with GitHub Pages.
Matching Pages deployments are then displayed as links that you can open in your browser.
No GitHub login required
You do not need to sign in to GitHub to use GitHub Pages Finder. The service is designed to work with publicly available GitHub information.
What the service does not do
- It does not modify GitHub repositories.
- It does not publish or deploy websites for you.
- It does not require your GitHub password.
- It does not provide access to private repositories.
Important information
GitHub Pages deployments and repository information can change over time. A result shown by this service may become unavailable if the corresponding repository or deployment changes.
GitHub Pages Finder is an independent utility and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GitHub.