Send files

A community-maintained list of public instances running the open-source Mozilla Send protocol, featuring end-to-end encrypted, temporary file sharing with customizable self-destruct limits.

The go-to, ultra-simple file sharing service that lets you send large files via email or direct download link in just a few clicks without mandatory sign-ups.

A veteran cloud storage and transfer platform renowned for zero-knowledge, user-controlled encryption, generous free storage tiers, and secure link sharing.

One of the most popular maintained public instances of the original Firefox Send platform, offering fast, end-to-end encrypted temporary file uploads that auto-delete after a set number of downloads or time.

A free, high-capacity file transfer tool based in Switzerland that lets you send up to 50 GB per transfer with end-to-end encryption and custom expiration limits, no account required.

Free, unlimited-size file hosting with no account required and folder-based sharing.

Fast, clean file host with inline previews and generous limits, popular for big media.

Simple permanent file host, with Litterbox for uploads that expire in a few hours.

Actively maintained browser-based local and cross-network file drop, the successor everyone points Snapdrop users to.

Direct browser-to-browser P2P transfer with no size limit and nothing stored on a server.

End-to-end encrypted, expiring transfers for files and text from a trusted password manager vendor.

Zero-knowledge pastebin where the server never sees your text, self-hostable and widely mirrored.

Minimal curl-friendly file and URL shortener host, ideal for the terminal.

Notes that delete themselves after being read once, the simplest possible secret sharing.

Command line tool that sends files and folders between any two computers with a short code phrase.

Encrypted self-destructing notes and files, open source and trivially self-hosted.

Swiss end-to-end encrypted transfers up to 5GB with no signup.