Share files without signing up.
Skip the registration form. Attach a file, get a 4-character code, and send it. No email, no password, no account — on either side of the transfer.
Why signup gets in the way
Most file-sharing services make you create an account before you can send anything. That means inventing a password, verifying an email, and leaving a permanent record of yourself on yet another server — all just to hand someone a file.
For a quick, one-off transfer, none of that is necessary. No-signup file sharing strips the process down to the essentials: upload a file, share a code, and move on.
How to send files without an account
- Open Khamli — no login screen, no form to fill out.
- Attach one or more files (up to 10, 500 MB each).
- Choose how long the files should stay available.
- Send. You instantly get a unique 4-character code.
- Share the code with the recipient — verbally, by text, any channel.
- After the expiry, the files and the code are gone.
What you get without an account
- Speed. From opening the page to a shareable code in seconds.
- Privacy. No email, phone number, or name is collected — and no IP addresses are logged.
- Temporary by default. Files self-destruct when the timer runs out, so nothing lingers.
- No recipient friction. The other person just enters a 4-character code — no app to install.
A note on security
Files are encrypted in transit over HTTPS (TLS) and uploaded directly to AWS S3 through short-lived pre-signed URLs. Anyone with the code during the expiry window can access the files, so keep the code private. Khamli is not an end-to-end encrypted service and should not be used to share sensitive credentials or illegal content.
Frequently asked questions
Can I share files without creating an account?＋
Yes. Khamli requires no signup, no email, and no login. You attach a file, choose an expiry, and get a 4-character code to share. The recipient needs no account either.
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 any other file type are supported.
How does the recipient get the file?＋
They open khamli.com and enter the 4-character code. The code can be read aloud, texted, or written down — no app or account needed on their end.
How long does the link stay active?＋
You choose 30 minutes (default), 2 hours, 12 hours, or 24 hours. After that, the file and its code are permanently deleted.
Why would I avoid signing up just to send a file?＋
Every account you create is another place that holds your email, your files, and a record of your activity. For a one-off transfer, no-signup sharing is faster and leaves far less behind.
Send a file right now — no signup.
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