Share it. Gone in an hour.
Upload a file to your own Cloudflare R2 bucket and hand a coding agent a short link that stops working on its own. Need it again? Refresh the same link.
$ fl up screenshot.png ✓ screenshot.png (1.2 MB) · expires 14:32 https://fl.example.com/k3F9xQ2m # an hour later… $ curl -sI https://fl.example.com/k3F9xQ2m | head -1 HTTP/2 410 $ fl refresh k3F9xQ2m --ttl 30m ✓ k3F9xQ2m is live again until 15:41
Built for handing files to coding agents.
Short + direct
Eight characters, served as the raw file with the right content type. No redirects, no login.
Self-expiring
One hour by default, set globally or per upload. Close a link early or cap its downloads.
Yours alone
One Worker, one Durable Object and a private bucket in your own Cloudflare account.
Already set up?
$ fl init --endpoint https://fl.example.com $ fl up report.pdf $ fl up build.log --ttl 15m $ cat trace.txt | fl up --name trace.txt $ fl ls $ fl revoke k3F9xQ2m
Run your own.
A personal, single-user tool, so there is nothing to sign up for here. Deploy it to your own Cloudflare account; the free plan is enough.
$ git clone https://github.com/crcatala/flashlink $ cd flashlink && pnpm install $ pnpm --filter @flashlink/worker exec wrangler login $ pnpm setup:cloudflare
Full instructions are in the deploy guide.