Fast uploads
Direct R2 uploads reduce server pressure and improve large-file performance.
English is now the default language
Share files quickly, securely, and globally.
SendUp helps you upload a file, generate a short link, and share it in seconds. The homepage and share pages support multilingual URLs for better SEO and a clearer user experience.
- ✓Upload files without registration.
- ✓Set an expiration time or add a password.
- ✓Use clean language URLs such as /es/ and /ja/download/{key}/.
1 GBSingle file limit
24 hDefault expiration
R2 + CDNGlobal delivery
Your recent uploads
Recent files uploaded from your current IP in the last 7 days.
Built for speed and privacy
A lightweight PHP + Nginx architecture with multilingual SEO support.
Optional protection
Add an access password and an expiration time for each shared file.
Multilingual URLs
English uses the root path, while other languages use prefixes for hreflang-friendly SEO.
SEO-friendly temporary file sharing
The site now uses English as the default language and supports localized URLs for the homepage and share pages. This structure keeps the root URL short, avoids duplicate query-string pages, and makes hreflang signals clearer to search engines.
Homepage SEO improvements
The homepage includes localized title, description, canonical URL, alternate hreflang links, FAQ content, and structured data. These help search engines understand language targeting and page purpose more precisely.
Inner-page multilingual support
Share pages now support localized paths like /zh-cn/download/{key}/ and /es/download/{key}/. They are intentionally marked noindex to protect private shared content while still giving users a translated page experience.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers for visitors and search engines.
Do I need an account to upload files?
No. SendUp is designed for simple, temporary sharing without registration.
Can I protect my file link?
Yes. You can add a password and set an expiration time before uploading.
Why are download pages not indexed?
They are private share pages, so noindex helps protect temporary content and avoids low-value pages in search results.
How are multilingual URLs structured?
English stays at the root path, while other languages use prefixes such as /zh-cn/, /es/, and /ja/.