Share · Beta

Send a file. Get a link.

Drop a file, get a download link, and send it to anyone. Links stop working after 24 hours. Sign in to upload.

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Share files with simple download links

Upload a file from your device, get a private link, and send it to anyone. Links stop working after 24 hours. Sign in to upload.

Temporary file links solve a practical problem: attachments that are too large for email, or files you only want available for a day. ToolJee File Share asks you to sign in, uploads the file you choose to private storage, and returns a short download URL. Recipients do not need an account. When the link expires, the object is deleted so the old URL stops working. Share hubs and the File Share tool are indexed for discovery; individual /s/TOKEN download pages stay noindex.

How it works

  1. 1Open Share → File Share and sign in.
  2. 2Drop or choose a file (within free plan size limits).
  3. 3Copy the link and send it.
  4. 4People open the link to download until it expires.

Tips for better results

  • Use Share for short-lived hand-offs, not long-term hosting or public file libraries.
  • Delete a link early from My shared files if you sent it by mistake.
  • Check the on-page size and quota limits before uploading a large archive.

Frequently asked questions

Do links expire?

Yes. Free links stop working after 24 hours (1 day).

Who can upload?

You need to sign in to upload. Anyone with the link can download.

Is my file uploaded to ToolJee for this tool?

Conversion and editing for PDF, image, video, and QR tools run in your browser. Optional File Share and Business cloud save only store what you explicitly choose to save or share.

Do I need an account?

Most tools work without signing in. File Share uploads and Business cloud save require an account.

Why add how-to text on a tool page?

So you can complete the job with clear expectations — privacy, limits, and common mistakes — even before you click the first button.