Put a password on your shared files. Files live in a private folder; anyone who opens the link must enter the password before they can view or download anything.
Create a password-protected folderSelect one or more files — photos, documents, videos, anything up to 1GB each. Add a folder password before uploading.
Send the folder link separately from the password, so only the people you choose can unlock the files.
The folder still self-destructs after 1 hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, or one-time download per file.
The file list and links stay hidden until the visitor enters the correct password.
Even a direct file link can't be opened without the folder password — no bypass.
1 hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, or one-time download. Files are deleted when they expire.
No sign-up for you or your recipients, up to 1GB per file.
You set a folder password before uploading. Recipients see a password prompt before the file list — and direct file links stay locked until the password is entered.
Yes. A single file gets a folder too, so it can be password-protected just like a multi-file folder.
No. Only a salted, one-way hash (PBKDF2) is stored; we cannot recover or reveal the password itself.
No. Every file link inside a protected folder checks the unlock cookie, so a leaked short link alone is not enough.
No. They just enter the password in their browser — no app, no account.
Yes — completely free, no ads, up to 1GB per file, no sign-up.