Best for
Support attachments, screenshots, exports, and one-time review files.
Temporary file upload for quick handoff
Use a short-lived link when you do not want the file sitting around forever.
Temporary upload is useful when the file only matters for a short window: a review round, a support request, a screenshot, or a quick device transfer.
Temporary uploads
What you need to know
Temporary upload is useful when the file only matters for a short window: a review round, a support request, a screenshot, or a quick device transfer.
Why it works
The access window is built into the upload flow, so you do not need a cleanup reminder later.
What to know
After the access window passes, the link stops working and stored data is deleted on the next access attempt. There is no dashboard for managing old shares.
Size limit
Temporary uploads still use the same 25 MB cap.
More detail
Why temporary uploads are useful
A temporary upload keeps the sharing job small and clear. You know the file is for a short time, so you set the access window up front and send the link.
This is often enough for work that would otherwise become a messy email thread with stale attachments. It also helps when you are passing files between your own devices and only need the link for a day or two.
How it works
How to upload a temporary file
Choose a file, set the access window, and send the short link.
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Step 1
Choose the file you want to hand off.
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Step 2
Pick 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days, or 30 days.
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Step 3
Copy the link and send it while it is still relevant.
FAQ
Page-specific questions
These answers match the use case on this page and the actual product limits.
Does the service delete files immediately at expiry?
Access stops at the chosen time. The stored data is deleted when someone next tries to open the link after that time.
Can I extend an existing link?
No. Create a new upload if you need a longer-lived link.
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