IPFS → ENS · Zero platform lock-in

Your ENS site.Live on IPFS.

Turn a wallet-owned name into a permanent website. Bring a CID or build your page here—then publish it with one signature.

Website CID keyENS name (optional if your wallet has one)

The first connection opens the full workspace, where you can paste your CID, build custom HTML, upload it to IPFS, and activate an ENS name.

Don't have a ENS domain yet?

IdentityYour ENS name

StorageOpen IPFS network

AccessNo account needed

ControlSigned by you

Your dWebb workspace

Build, add, activate.

Everything stays in your hands: your wallet signs the ENS update and your page stays on IPFS.

WALLET CONNECTED

01 / Add a site CID

Add any IPFS CID you already own, then preview it before activating it on your ENS name.
This will add the CID key to your ENS content hash.

Your IPFS CID

No website selected yet.

02 / Make your ownTurn HTML into a site.Paste your HTML code, preview it, then publish it to IPFS.

Your HTML code

Use an AI service to create your HTML code. Copy the code it gives you, then paste it into the HTML field above.

ChatGPT Claude Grok Gemini v0 Bolt

Upload the code from the HTML field through UBNet, or select an HTML file from your computer. Your wallet signs the upload request.

What would you like to upload?

You can also upload your HTML through Filebase or Pinata. Copy the public IPFS CID they provide, then paste it into section 01 above.

You may need an account with your chosen service. Select public IPFS storage so your ENS website can load.

03 / Activate on ENS

If the name has no resolver, dWebb sets ENS’s public resolver first. Then it writes the IPFS contenthash in one guided flow.

ENS names in this wallet

Choose a CID and ENS name first.Your wallet signs the ENS transaction and pays the gas.