How to view rendered HTML files directly from GitHub repository without downloading?

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I’m working with GitHub repositories that contain HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and image files. When I click on an HTML file in a repository, GitHub shows me the raw source code instead of rendering it as a webpage.

For instance, when I navigate to an HTML file in someone’s repository, I can see all the HTML tags and code, but I can’t see how it would actually look in a browser. This makes it difficult to preview the actual website or project without having to download the entire repository as a ZIP file first.

Is there a way to view these HTML files as they would appear in a browser directly from GitHub? I’m looking for a solution that doesn’t require downloading files to my local machine just to see the rendered output.

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Want to view HTML files from GitHub repos without downloading? Use a CDN like jsDelivr or GitHack. Just swap the GitHub URL format - change github.com/user/repo/blob/main/index.html to cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/user/repo/index.html. If the repo has GitHub Pages enabled, you can also hit username.github.io/repo directly. Either way, you’ll see your project live without pulling anything down locally.