Encrypted file sharing that deletes itself
Send files that vanish.
FileVanish encrypts files in your browser with AES-256-GCM before upload. The key stays in the link, so we can't read your files. Links expire on a timer or after a set number of views, then the file is deleted.
How it works
- Drop a file. It's encrypted on your device; only encrypted bytes reach the server.
- Choose when it expires (1 hour to 30 days) and how many times it can be opened.
- Send the link. When it expires or hits its view limit, the file is gone.
Free and Pro
- Free, no signup: files up to 100 MB, 10 uploads a day, links last up to 7 days, up to 5 views.
- Pro, $5/month or $48/year: files up to 2 GB, 30-day links, unlimited views, burn after reading, password or passphrase protection, file requests and an encrypted vault.
Also
Encrypted text and code snippets with syntax highlighting, QR codes for links, download notifications and two-factor sign-in. A private alternative to Firefox Send and WeTransfer.