Transit.sh

Send a file

Drag and drop or select a file to generate a download link.

Drag and drop your file here, or click to select a file

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Using cURL

You can use the curl command to transfer from your terminal. 100 MiB maximum.

                        # Send
curl -T <file> https://transit.sh/<your-chosen-id>/ --expect100-timeout 300
                    

Make sure to include the last / and the --expect100-timeout flag, they are important.

                        # Receive
curl -JLO https://transit.sh/<your-chosen-id>/
                    

The -JLO flags downloads the file with its original name and follows redirects.

                        # Example
curl -T /music/song.mp3 https://transit.sh/music-for-dad/
curl -JLO https://transit.sh/music-for-dad/
                    

Important Information

Files are not stored by the service at any point and only exist in memory one chunk at a time.
You can use one method to upload and another to download (e.g., upload via browser, download via cURL).
For large files, the browser upload method using WebSockets is recommended as HTTP transfers have limitations.
When visiting the download link with a web browser, a preview page will load with a button to start the download. You can skip this and access the download by adding ?download=true at the end of the URL.
This service is hosted as a proof-of-concept with no guarantees. See the open source project for more details.