Free file sharing, with nothing held back
"Free" usually means a trial, a size cap, or an inbox full of reminders to upgrade. nstatxt has no paid tier at all, which is the only version of free that stays free.
No account
No sign-up, no login, no email address. Not for you, and not for whoever opens your link.
No paid plan
There is nothing to upgrade to, so nothing is deliberately limited to make you want to.
No ads
No banners, no interstitial countdown before the download starts, no tracking pixels sold on.
No install
It runs in the browser, on a laptop or a phone. Nothing to download on either end.
No zip files
Files are listed individually. Common types preview in the browser without downloading.
No clean-up
Documents delete themselves on the schedule you pick, so nothing piles up.
The honest part
Why this can be free
Free file sharing is usually expensive to run because the files stay forever. Storage grows every month and someone has to pay for it — which is why free plans get squeezed and links start expiring behind an upgrade prompt.
nstatxt sidesteps that by not being storage. Documents expire by default, files go with them, and the service never accumulates the cost that forces other tools to start charging. Running it stays cheap, so it stays free.
It is built and paid for by Peter Theill at Commanigy, as a tool we wanted to exist.
What people share
Client deliverables
Send the draft, the revision and the final export through one link the client never has to re-bookmark.
Screenshots and recordings
Bug reports and walkthroughs, with your notes in Markdown above the file rather than in a separate message.
Documents that shouldn't linger
Signed forms, exports, one-time handoffs. Set it to delete in a day and forget about it.
Anything email refuses
Files too large to attach, or with an extension a mail server strips. A link goes through every time.
Weighing it against what you use now? See how it compares to WeTransfer, Dropbox and email.
Share something now
No account, no card, no catch. Drop a file in and you have a link.
Start sharing — it's freeNo account, no email address, no payment details.