Drop a file, paste a link, or pipe it in from a terminal. It gets a short URL immediately. No account, no size limit, no countdown page, no ads — uploads resume if your connection drops and downloads resume if theirs does.
The server fetches it at datacenter speed and stores the result. Works with any direct http(s) link; you can close the tab.
Paste a magnet link or a link to a .torrent and the box joins the swarm, pulls it at datacenter speed and stores what comes out — every file inside becomes a normal download here, with its own link. Up to 9 GB and 200 files per torrent. You can close the tab.
Nothing to install. Both forms print the URL of the stored file.
curl -T ./movie.mkv https://files.nitaimaarek.com/cat dump.log | curl --data-binary @- https://files.nitaimaarek.com/dump.logAdd options as query parameters: ?expires=7d&listed=0&pass=hunter2.
See what is here without a browser — ten a page, newest first:
curl https://files.nitaimaarek.com/list
curl 'https://files.nitaimaarek.com/list?page=2'Full reference on the API page.