The Firefox Send idea, alive: upload, get a link, share it, done. No sign-up, no email capture, no apps. Files are encrypted at rest and deleted automatically — within 36 hours at most.
Share a fileAnything up to 1GB — documents, photos, videos, archives.
One link, one share. Send it anywhere — email, chat, text.
By time or after one download. Even if you forget, gone within 36 hours.
No account for you or the recipient. Nothing to remember, nothing to lose.
Files are stored encrypted on our servers and never scanned or altered.
Links expire by time or after one download — no permanent storage.
No ads, no watermark, no speed limits.
No. Neither you nor the recipient needs an account, email, or app. Upload, copy the link, share.
Same idea: private, self-destructing file sharing with no account. Firefox Send was shut down in 2020; Transient Files keeps the concept alive and maintained.
No account or personal data is required — nothing links a file to your identity. For abuse prevention we briefly store the uploader’s IP address while the file is live, then delete it. We never collect personal data from recipients.
You choose: 1 hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, or one-time download. Files are permanently deleted within 36 hours at most.
Yes — encrypted at rest on our servers (SSE-C). Files are never scanned, altered, or compressed.
Yes — completely free, no ads, no speed limits, up to 1GB per file.