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last_modified: 2025-09-29
last_modified: 2026-06-18
title: "Deploy an app with the deno deploy command"
description: "Step-by-step tutorial for using the deno deploy CLI command to create and deploy your first application to Deno Deploy."
url: /examples/deploy_command_tutorial/
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Select the appropriate options in the terminal when prompted.

By default the CLI prompts you for an application name. You can set it yourself
with the `--app` flag instead (this is the equivalent of the project name in
Deno Deploy Classic):

```bash
deno deploy --app my-app-name
```

The application name is used in your app's default URL. See the
[`deno deploy` reference](/runtime/reference/cli/deploy/) for all available
flags, including `--org` and `--prod`.

The deployment process will:

1. Make a tarball of your application code
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