The original GedHTree website (www.gedhtree.com) no longer exists.

The author, Gary Welker, passed away in 2015 and the program is no longer supported.

My family tree was generated with GedHTree V2.70.

However,

Free GEDCOM to HTML/Website Options exist, but I have not tried any of them.

• Gramps: A free, open-source desktop genealogy program for Windows, Mac, and Linux that lets you import your GEDCOM file and export/generate static web pages or reports.
• HuMo-gen: A free and open-source PHP program that converts GEDCOM files into dynamic, searchable family tree websites on a local server or web host.
• GedTree: A simple freeware application for Windows that reads a GEDCOM file and builds static HTML website output.
• gedfile.com: A browser-based local tool that lets you view, read, and check your GEDCOM data safely in your browser without uploading your sensitive data to an external server.

Opinions on Reddit's genealogy community are mixed regarding the best approach; some users recommend generating static HTML pages via software like Gramps, while others prefer running a server-based application like Webtrees or HuMo-gen for a more interactive site.