PolyUploader is a tool for uploading files from local storage or via URL to multiple hosting sites at once. It offers a detailed upload history with expiration status and delete buttons, and allows linking API keys for compatible hosts. It is available on Windows, Linux, and macOS, requires no account, and is open-source.
Mirrored.to is a file mirroring service that uploads files, media and documents to multiple hosting providers at once. It lists more than 30 cloud storage providers and offers local file upload and remote URL upload options, along with tools such as a Windows uploader and API documentation.
FileKeeper is a file hosting and sharing platform for uploading, storing and sharing files. Documentation lists anonymous uploads and link sharing, while registered accounts add a file management dashboard. A features page describes secure sharing, team workspaces, a developer API, storage analytics and desktop sync. The homepage states that uploads are disabled for the current user type and that access is restricted.
Ayaya is a temporary file uploader. The site states that the maximum upload size is 4GiB and that files expire after 14 days. It reports files hosted and lists patchy.moe as an alternative domain.
Hostb.git is a file utility for storage, cleanup, downloads, syncing, previews, or file management.
FilePort is a file transfer service for sending large files and folders as links. It states 20 GB per upload without an account, 50 GB a month on a free account and 1 TB per upload on Pro. Links work as uploads proceed, files use AES-256 encryption, and downloads expire after 7 days on free uploads.
Awesome File Hosts is a searchable web platform that provides access to a curated dataset of verified file hosting services, along with a transparent public review queue for pending and rejected entries. The dataset tracks 461 file hosting services in total, with 254 verified hosts and 207 documented rejections as of the snapshot. It uses a JSON-first structure, source-backed verification for all entries, advanced filtering options and open contribution guidelines, with the full dataset available on GitHub.
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Mirrored.to is a file mirroring service that uploads files, media and documents to multiple hosting providers at once. It lists more than 30 cloud storage providers and offers local file upload and remote URL upload options, along with tools such as a Windows uploader and API documentation.
FileKeeper is a file hosting and sharing platform for uploading, storing and sharing files. Documentation lists anonymous uploads and link sharing, while registered accounts add a file management dashboard. A features page describes secure sharing, team workspaces, a developer API, storage analytics and desktop sync. The homepage states that uploads are disabled for the current user type and that access is restricted.
Ayaya is a temporary file uploader. The site states that the maximum upload size is 4GiB and that files expire after 14 days. It reports files hosted and lists patchy.moe as an alternative domain.
Hostb.git is a file utility for storage, cleanup, downloads, syncing, previews, or file management.
FilePort is a file transfer service for sending large files and folders as links. It states 20 GB per upload without an account, 50 GB a month on a free account and 1 TB per upload on Pro. Links work as uploads proceed, files use AES-256 encryption, and downloads expire after 7 days on free uploads.
Awesome File Hosts is a searchable web platform that provides access to a curated dataset of verified file hosting services, along with a transparent public review queue for pending and rejected entries. The dataset tracks 461 file hosting services in total, with 254 verified hosts and 207 documented rejections as of the snapshot. It uses a JSON-first structure, source-backed verification for all entries, advanced filtering options and open contribution guidelines, with the full dataset available on GitHub.
