Your Link Toolkit

Turn files and sites into a shareable link.

Choose a PDF, video, image, audio, Markdown, HTML, or ZIP first. Sign in only when you're ready to create the URL, then add analytics, password protection, or a QR code.

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Drop a PDF or .zip here

Choose your file firstSecure & encryptedFree to start
Multi-format
PDF · Video · Image · Markdown · Audio · Static site
Custom slugs
Brand your share URL
Password lock
Recipient-only access
View analytics
Track every visit
The workflow

Four steps from file to audience.

01

Upload

Drag a file in. We accept PDFs, videos, images, audio, and markdown up to 10 MB.

02

Customize

Pick a slug, set a password or expiry, add a QR, choose the viewer skin.

03

Share

Paste the link anywhere. Recipients open it in a browser — no install.

04

Track & update

Watch views roll in. Replace the file anytime without changing the link.

27 ways people ship with linkship

One link for everything you share.

Whatever you need to share, linkship gives it a clean, trackable link.

01

Multi-format Support

Turn PDFs, video, audio, images, Markdown, and websites into one polished LinkShip viewing experience.

02

View Analytics

See views, location, device, timestamps, and engagement in one live dashboard.

03

Password & Expiry

Protect a link with a password, email allowlist, expiry date, or view-count limit.

04

Replace Without Resharing

Publish a new file version while every recipient keeps using the same LinkShip URL.

05

QR & Offline Sharing

Create a print-ready QR code for menus, handouts, packaging, and in-person sharing.

06

Custom URL & Branding

Choose a memorable LinkShip address and carry your brand into the shared experience.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

LinkShip supports multiple file types on the free tier: PDFs, Videos (MP4, WebM, MOV), Images (JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF), Markdown documents, and Audio (MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC) — single files up to 10MB. You can also host a static website: upload an HTML file or a .zip of a built site (HTML, CSS, JS) and get a live link of its own.
Yes, our basic service is 100% free with no hidden costs. You can upload files, generate permanent shareable links, and track basic views without paying anything. Premium features like advanced analytics, custom domains, and higher usage limits are available in paid plans.
Links are permanent by default unless you delete them or set a custom expiration date. Free accounts are limited by active project count, while paid plans unlock higher limits and advanced controls.
Yes! You can create your own custom link slug (e.g., my-document.linkship.org). Custom links must be at least 3 characters, use only letters, numbers, and hyphens. If your preferred slug is taken, we'll suggest available alternatives.
Yes! Our analytics dashboard shows you view counts, download counts, timestamps, visitor locations, devices used, and referral sources. You'll know exactly who accessed your content and when.
Absolutely. You can add password protection to any link to ensure only authorized recipients can access your content. Simply enable the password option when generating your link.
Yes. All file transfers use SSL encryption. Your files are stored on enterprise-grade servers with industry-standard security. You maintain full ownership and can delete your files anytime. We never share or sell your data.
Drive and Dropbox are storage products — recipients open the raw file. LinkShip wraps every share in its own viewer page with view tracking, password gates, expiry rules, and a built-in QR code. Unlike WeTransfer (which deletes after 7 days), a paid LinkShip plan keeps your links live until you choose to delete them.
Yes — LinkShip offers static website hosting. Upload a single HTML file or a .zip of a built static site (HTML, CSS, JS, fonts) and we serve it on its own shareable link, like drag-and-drop static hosting with no server setup. Password protection and expiry controls work the same as any other LinkShip link.

Ready to share your first link?

Choose a file, customize the link, sign in to publish, then watch the views roll in.