utility tool
Share a file with a link, without an account
Upload a file, get a link, send it — no account needed on either end.
Relay takes a file and gives you back a link you can paste anywhere. It is the shortest path from "I have this file" to "here, take it".
There is no account to create, and the person receiving it does not need one either. They open the link and get the file.
What it does
Links, not attachments
The upload happens once, and the link can be shared as many times as you like.
Expiring links
Set a link to expire, so it stops working after the window you choose.
QR codes
Send a file to a phone in the room without anyone typing a URL by hand.
Large files
Built for the files that are too big for an email attachment.
How to use Share Files
- Open the tool and choose the file you want to send.
- Let the upload finish, then copy the link it returns.
- Share the link, optionally with an expiry set so it cleans up after itself.
Questions about Share Files
Do I need an account to send a file?
No, and neither does the recipient. Open the tool, pick a file, and share the link it gives you.
How do I make a link stop working?
Set an expiry when you share it. That is the most reliable way to take a file out of circulation later.
Is there a size limit?
It is built for the files that are too big to email. Very large uploads depend on your connection, so give them time to finish.
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