Temporary file sharing
Temporary file sharing with links that expire
Send a file with a link that deletes itself on schedule. Pick how long it lasts, protect it with a password, and share it anywhere.
Made for one-off transfers
Cloud drives keep files forever; email caps attachment sizes. Temporary sharing is the in-between you usually want: a link for right now that cleans up after itself. Biohost deletes each file automatically when its timer runs out.
Choose the lifespan
1, 3, or 5 days — the file is removed the moment it expires.
Server-enforced expiry
An expired link cannot be reopened, even if someone kept it.
Password option
Add a password so only the right person can open the file.
Works everywhere
Copy the link and send it over chat, email, or anywhere else.
Frequently asked questions
- What is temporary file sharing?
- You upload a file, get a link, and the file is automatically deleted after a set time — so the link cannot outlive its purpose.
- Can I control when a file expires?
- Yes — choose 1, 3, or 5 days at upload. Expiry is enforced on the server, so an expired link cannot be reopened.
- What happens after a file expires?
- The file is permanently deleted from storage and the link returns an "expired" message. Nothing is recoverable.
- Is there a size limit?
- Yes, uploads have a maximum size to keep the service fast and fair. The uploader shows the current limit.
Send a file that expires
Upload, choose an expiry, and share the link — it deletes itself when the time is up.
Upload a file