
How to set expiry on a public link from your own bucket
Set when an enabled public link expires. Never, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, or a custom date. file.rocks is the UI.

Set when an enabled public link expires. Never, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, or a custom date. file.rocks is the UI.

Add or clear a password on an enabled public link. Same Share modal for files and folders. file.rocks is the UI.

Copy an already-available file link from the row menu. Public CDN or share URL. file.rocks is the UI.

Turn off a public share link on a file or folder you own. Toggle Public link enabled off. file.rocks is the UI.

Sort files in a bucket you own by Name, Size, or Modified. Toolbar sort control. file.rocks is the UI.

Search files in a bucket you own. Use the Search box, then filters and Tag. file.rocks is the UI.

Tag files in a bucket you own so you can find them later. Row menu Tags… or toolbar Tag. file.rocks is the UI.

Delete several files at once from a bucket you own. Select rows, hit Delete on the toolbar. file.rocks is the UI.

Move several files at once in a bucket you own. Select rows, hit Move on the toolbar. file.rocks is the UI.

Move a folder into a different folder in a bucket you own. Open Files, choose Move to folder. file.rocks is the UI.

Move a file into a different folder in a bucket you own. Open Files, choose Move to folder. file.rocks is the UI.

Pick a folder in file.rocks, turn on a public link, and copy it. The objects stay in your bucket.

Delete a folder from a bucket you own. Open Files, choose Delete. The folder and every file in it leave the connected bucket.

Delete a file from a bucket you own. Open Files, choose Delete. The object leaves the connected bucket.

Rename a file in a bucket you own. Open Files, choose Rename. file.rocks is the UI.

Make a folder in a bucket you own. Open Files, click New Folder. file.rocks is the UI.

Pull a file out of a bucket you own. Open Files, choose Download. file.rocks is the UI.

Drop local files in file.rocks. They land in the bucket you connected. file.rocks is the UI.

Request an iCloud Photos copy from Apple, then import the zip in file.rocks. It unpacks into your bucket.

Request an iCloud Drive copy from Apple, or zip the folder on a Mac, then import it in file.rocks. It unpacks into your bucket.

Download folders from onedrive.com, then import the zip in file.rocks. It unpacks into your bucket. No unzip on your laptop.

Download folders from dropbox.com, then import the zip in file.rocks. It unpacks into your bucket. No unzip on your laptop.

Paste a download URL or magnet in file.rocks. The file lands in your bucket. You do not park it on a laptop first.

Export Google Drive with Takeout, then import the zip in file.rocks. It unpacks into your bucket. No unzip on your laptop.

Pick a file in file.rocks, turn on a public link, and copy it. The object stays in your bucket.

Export Google Photos with Takeout, then import the zip in file.rocks. It unpacks into your bucket. No unzip on your laptop.

Create a Wasabi bucket, make an access key and secret, match the region endpoint, and paste it into file.rocks.

Create a B2 bucket, mint a bucket-scoped application key (not the master key), and paste it into file.rocks.

Create an R2 bucket, make a bucket-scoped API token, and paste it into file.rocks.

Connect a custom public domain to a Cloudflare R2 bucket in three steps.

Step-by-step guide to connecting an Amazon S3 bucket to file.rocks.