Create a share
Open the file or folder menu and create a link.
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Send a link, or ask for files
Share files with FileUSB links and receive files with FileDrop.
The essentials at a glance
Optional protection
Add a password or expiry; close the link when you choose.
Receive with FileDrop
Choose a destination folder and send its upload link. No recipient account is required.
Private folder contents
The sender sees the upload screen, not your other files.
Stay in control
Review and close your links from the panel.
Send the link, not the file
Sharing delivers a specific file or folder from your account to a recipient. The copied link is an access route, not the file itself. The recipient opens it and uses Download File. A link created without a password has no extra password step; if you set a password, that protection remains in place for the recipient.
Consider who will receive the link. For sensitive content, sending the password separately can help you control access. Setting an expiry or closing a link limits future access; it does not erase copies already downloaded onto someone else’s device. Follow the sharing guide to check that you selected the correct resource before sending.
FileDrop: this time you receive
To collect photos from a friend, documents from a customer or work from a group, choose a destination folder first. Create and copy a link in Send Me Files. The sender does not need a FileUSB account and chooses a file on the upload page. Your existing folder contents are not listed there.
Remember that someone who has the link can attempt an upload. Close it when collection ends and confirm incoming files are expected before opening them. Uploads consume your space and remain subject to the existing type, size, security and quota limits. See the FileDrop guide for an organised collection workflow. Features in preparation or testing with a limited user group are not being advertised as part of general sharing here.