FileShot

fileshot.io doesn't track who downloads your files. no server logs of which IP opened the link. no analytics on recipients. the encryption key lives only in your URL — we never see it, even during upload. that's zero-knowledge.

producers: stop using WeTransfer links that expire in 7 days. fileshot.io — set your own expiry, max download count, AES-256 encryption. send beats or stems to any collaborator on any OS. no account needed on either side.

your client shouldn't need to create a Dropbox account just to download the file you sent them. fileshot.io — they open the link in their browser, file downloads, done. no signup on either side. works on any device, expires when you want it to.

happy #PiDay. 3.14 reasons to try fileshot.io: 1. zero-knowledge AES-256 encryption 2. 10GB per file, 50GB free 3. no account, no app, no ads .14) P2P mode — file never touches our server fileshot.io

@apprater thanks for featuring us. key thing that makes FileShot different: the encryption key lives only in the URL fragment — we never see it on the server, not even during upload. pure zero-knowledge. appreciate the listing.

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fileshot.io — no account. no credit card. no app. no ads. no subscription. just drag, drop, share a link. 10GB per file, AES-256-GCM encrypted, free. nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

in 2025, sharing a file still means: upload to google drive, change permissions, recipient gets "you need access", you grant it, they can't find it, repeat. or just: fileshot.io — link works the first time. always. free.

Dropbox: $9.99/mo. Google One: $2.99/mo. iCloud+: $2.49/mo. OneDrive: $1.99/mo. fileshot.io: $0/mo. forever. includes 10GB per file and AES-256-GCM encryption. just saying.

fileshot.io/p2p — browser-to-browser file transfer. the file goes directly from your device to theirs. it never touches our servers. not even for a second. end-to-end encrypted. works in any browser, no app, free.

@Rabbi_Hopkins @Anelist_EC email limits files to ~25MB. fileshot.io has no such problem — 10GB per file, drag and drop, free shareable link, no account needed.

@Anelist_EC tried emailing you that but your account wouldn't let me, sighting the file is too big to send!!🤦🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️

running out of iCloud storage? instead of paying Apple another $2.99/month, use fileshot.io for anything you're sharing (not storing). 10GB per file, 50GB free, zero-knowledge encrypted.

we built fileshot.io because we were sick of WeTransfer ads, Google scanning our files, and Dropbox charging $10/month just to share a link. AES-256-GCM encryption, zero-knowledge, totally free. hope it's useful.

sharing files with your team or clients shouldn't require everyone to have the same account. fileshot.io — one link, anyone opens it, expiry + download limits you control. no subscription needed.

email has a 25MB attachment limit. wetransfer has ads and scans your files. fileshot.io has a 10GB per file limit, zero-knowledge encryption, and you get a clean link in under 10 seconds. free.

@didierpulicani fileshot.io — upload on your Mac, get a link, open it in Safari on iPhone. or upload on iPhone, open the link on Mac. no cable, no AirDrop, no emailing yourself. zero-knowledge encrypted, free.

AirDrop marche tellement rarement que j’en arrive à connecter mon iPhone en FILAIRE au Mac (et ça prend 3 plombes pour monter les vidéos/photos dans les apps)… voire à m’envoyer DES MAILS avec PJ, comme avec Android. C’est le festival des bugs sur iOS/macOS en ce moment.

drop on Mac. open on Android. send from Windows, download on iPhone. no apps. no installs. no "download our app to view this." no platform bs. fileshot.io works in any browser, on any device. always.

your recipient doesn't need to install anything, create an account, or click through ads. just. the. link. fileshot.io

@PREMIEREVISUAL fileshot.io links just work — no 'request access' prompts, no approvals, no Google account needed. your client just opens the link and downloads. you control expiry/download limits. free.

POV: Client asks how much work is left. You: "Almost done with the project" then you open the Google Drive link and it says "Need owner's approval" 🙂 Cooked badly.

OneDrive: files on Microsoft servers. Microsoft can access them. fileshot.io: AES-256-GCM in your browser, key in URL fragment, we never see it. we literally cannot read your files. zero-knowledge file sharing, free.

@timigrapher upload the file on fileshot.io from your laptop — it gives you a link and a QR code. scan the QR with your iPhone or just open the link in Safari. no app, no account, no cable. works for files up to 10GB, free.

A faster way to transfer files from Laptop to iPhone?