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Cloud links expire within 24 hours

Files that go
blink.

Share up to 2,000,000,000 bytes through cloud storage, optionally encrypted in your browser. Or try direct peer sharing. Links expire on time; scheduled cleanup deletes cloud files later.

Drop a file
Sharing mode

Plaintext cloud streams without buffering the entire file in browser code. Storage operators and anyone with the link can read it. Enable optional encryption for smaller files.

Drop a file here.
or click to browse — up to 2,000,000,000 bytes
Expires after

Gone in three moves.

Drop it.

Plaintext cloud streams to private storage. Optional encryption buffers a bounded file in your browser; P2P skips cloud storage.

Send the link.

One clean URL on your domain. No third-party soup.

Forget it.

Your link expires on time. A cron sweep deletes the stored file.

Questions, answered.

No account is required. Keep your links private.

Cloud links reject new downloads immediately at expiry (within 24 hours). Scheduled cleanup deletes stored files later; downloads already in progress may finish.

Plaintext cloud supports up to 2,000,000,000 bytes, streamed to storage. Optional encrypted cloud buffers at most 32 MiB per envelope, including overhead; browser copies use additional memory. P2P supports files up to 32 MiB.

Plaintext cloud files are readable by the storage operator and anyone with the link. Optional browser encryption hides file content and the original filename from storage. Anyone with the complete key-bearing link can decrypt it. P2P uses a direct, encrypted connection.