No login · No signup · Self-destructs on expiry
Share anything,
no strings attached.
Drop a message, link, image, PDF, or file. Get a 4-character code. Share the code — everything vanishes after expiry. No trace, no account.
Send
Compose and get a shareable code
Up to 10 files · 500 MB each · Self-destructs After Expiry
Receive
Enter a code to retrieve content
How it works
Four steps, zero accounts. Share something in under a minute.
Compose
Type a message, paste a URL, or drag in any file up to 500 MB.
Get a code
A unique 4-character alphanumeric code is instantly generated.
Share the code
Read it aloud, text it — no app or account needed on either end.
Auto-wipe
After your chosen expiry (default 30 min), the content and the code are permanently deleted.
Built for privacy-first sharing
Everything is designed so the two of you are the only ones who ever see it.
Auto-wipe on expiry
Content and code cease to exist automatically once the timer runs out. No manual deletion needed.
Any file type
Images, PDFs, ZIPs, videos — up to 500 MB each. Stored directly on AWS S3.
Zero identity
No account, no email, no phone number. You are just a code.
Open & auditable
The codebase is public. Verify the wipe mechanism yourself.
Frequently asked questions
How long does my content stay live?＋
By default, 30 minutes. Before sending you can choose 30 minutes, 2 hours, 12 hours, or 24 hours. When the time is up, the content and its code are hard-deleted — there is no way to recover them.
Is Khamli really anonymous?＋
Yes. There is no account, no email, no phone number, and no sign-up of any kind. We do not log IP addresses and we do not use cross-site tracking cookies to identify you.
What is the file size limit?＋
Each file can be up to 500 MB, and you can attach up to 10 files at once — images, PDFs, ZIPs, videos, and more.
What happens when a code expires?＋
The code stops working permanently. Entering an expired code returns nothing, and the database record along with any stored files are deleted.
Is my data encrypted?＋
All traffic is sent over HTTPS (TLS). Files are uploaded directly to AWS S3 via short-lived pre-signed URLs — our application server never touches the file bytes.
How do I report something inappropriate?＋
Visit our contact page and let us know. We review reports and remove content that violates our Terms of Service.
Temporary, anonymous, private sharing
Khamli is a simple way to share files, text, links, images, and messages without an account. Upload or type what you want to share, get a 4-character code, and hand it to whoever needs it. There is no signup, no login, and no permanent storage — everything self-destructs when the timer runs out.
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