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Share a file with a link on drophost

drophost turns any supported file into an HTTPS link in seconds.Upload once, copy the URL, and send it—recipients never need a drophost account.Turn any supported file into a URL
  • HTTPS link in seconds
  • No recipient account
  • Replace the file, keep the URL

How to do it

  1. 1. Sign in and drop the file

    Upload a supported file on drophost.

  2. 2. Copy the HTTPS URL

    Paste it into Slack, email, or a CRM field.

  3. 3. Replace when it changes

    Upload a new version to the same project. Keep the same link.

What you can share

Every plan: Word, images, text, Markdown, RTF, CSV, HTML sites, site zips, and PDFs up to 0.5 MB. Larger PDFs are on Starter and Pro.

Better than attachments

Email blocks large attachments. A drophost link pastes into Slack, LMS tools, and CRMs without bouncing.

Turn any supported file into an HTTPS link

Drop a file on drophost and copy the project URL. Free includes Word, text, Markdown, CSV, images, and HTML sites with one project, 2 MB, and a drophost.space subdomain. Recipients open the link in a browser with no signup, and the URL stays until you delete the project.

PDF and password when the link must be private

drophost Starter at €5/mo or €50/yr adds PDF sharing, passwords, custom domains, analytics, and branding removal across 8 projects and 100 MB. Replace the file to update content without changing the shared URL. Pro at €12/mo scales to 500 MB and 30 projects for heavier libraries.

Common questions

How do I share a file with a link on drophost?

Upload the file to drophost, copy the HTTPS URL, and send it. Recipients open it without an account.

What file types can I share?

drophost includes Word, images, text, Markdown, RTF, CSV, HTML, site zips, and PDFs up to 0.5 MB on every plan. Larger PDFs on Starter and Pro.

Does the link expire?

No. The drophost link stays live until you delete the project.

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Drop a file on the homepage and get a live drophost URL in seconds.