# Setting up a GitHub Repository

## Set up a GitHub Repository <a href="#h_042968e87b" id="h_042968e87b"></a>

Go to [GitHub](https://github.com/) and create an account.

### Create a repository <a href="#h_82471ef618" id="h_82471ef618"></a>

Click New to create a new GitHub repository for your website

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Then choose a name for the repository

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Then scroll down and click on Create

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### Upload your files to the repository <a href="#h_a28c0d3e5d" id="h_a28c0d3e5d"></a>

On the next screen, click the link Uploading an existing file

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Upload your files to GitHub\\

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After that's done, scroll down and click Commit.\\

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