Receive files directly into your cloud storage
Create an upload link so anyone can send files directly to your bucket on AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces or Wasabi. Your secure file inbox with no middlemen.
Your file inbox in the cloud
Nubbo File Requests let you receive files from anyone without sharing credentials or using external services. Generate an upload link, set restrictions and receive deliveries directly in the folder you choose. Files go straight to your provider.
- Files are uploaded directly to your cloud storage bucket
- Optional password protection and expiration date
- Restrict file types, maximum file size and number of uploads
- No account required for people uploading files
- Share the password with the uploader through a one-time email link
How it works
Choose the destination folder in your bucket and create a new File Request.
Configure password, expiration and file type or size restrictions to fit your needs.
Share the upload link. Anyone who receives it can send files straight to your cloud with no account needed.
Frequently asked questions
No. The upload link is public and anyone can use it to send you files. If you set a password, they will only need to enter it before uploading.
Yes. When creating the file request you can set file type restrictions (for example, only images or PDF) and a maximum size per file to keep control over what you receive.
Files are uploaded directly to the folder you chose in your AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces or Wasabi bucket. They never pass through Nubbo's servers.
Yes. You can create as many file requests as you need, each with its own destination folder, password and configuration. They are ideal for receiving deliveries from different clients or projects.
Yes. You can set a maximum number of uploads per file request to control how many files you receive through each link.
Yes. Nubbo records the number of uploads and visits for each file request. You can also add a password and expiration date. Once expired, the upload link stops accepting files.