Public Send instances

This page holds a list of public Send instances.

• Instances
• How to use
• Host your own instance
• Submit changes

This page does not give any promises or warranties with regard to instance security and reliability.

Instances

• https://send.vis.ee (2.5GB, 7 days) (maintainer, contact)
• https://send.zcyph.cc (20GB, 365 days) (maintainer, contact)
• https://send.turingpoint.de (8GB, 30 days) (contact)
• https://send.ephemeral.land (8GB, 28 days)
• https://send.mni.li (8GB, 15 days)
• https://send.monks.tools (5GB, 7 days)
• https://send.boblorange.net/ (5GB, 7 days)
• https://send.aurorabilisim.com (2.5GB, 7 days) (contact)
• https://nhanh.cloud (2GB, 30 days)
• https://send.datahoarder.dev (1GB, 1 day) (maintainer, contact)
• https://fileupload.ggc-project.de (2.5GB, 7 days)
• https://drop.chapril.org (1GB, 5 days) (contact)
• https://send.jeugdhulp.be (50MB, 10 days) (contact)
• https://files.psu.ru (16GB, 7 days)
• https://send.portailpro.net (10GB, 30 days)
• https://bytefile.de (5GB, 7 days)
• https://transfer.acted.org (5GB, 7 days)

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How to use

To use a specific instance, simply open the application in your webbrowser.

To use a specific instance from the command line with ffsend, provide the --host URL flag while uploading.

# ffsend upload to custom host
ffsend upload --host https://send.vis.ee/ FILE

Host your own instance

You can host your own Send instance. Read the deployment or docker documentation for details.

A docker compose example configuration can be found at: https://github.com/timvisee/send-docker-compose

If you plan to host it publicly, please consider to add it to this list.

Submit changes

To submit changes to this list, please open a pull request or issue.