BurnBin link
A managed short URL through your shared BurnBin server. It rotates automatically to reduce long-running exposure.
Portable file sharing from your own PC
Share a file. Get a link. Let it burn away.
BurnBin turns your Windows machine into a temporary file drop with short-lived public links, optional return uploads, and clear endpoint health checks.
Portable EXE
Temporary URLs
Host dashboard
Optional return uploads
Send from your own machine.
No cloud drive ceremony. Pick a file and share the active link.
Links are temporary by design.
BurnBin rotates the managed URL and removes old routes automatically.
Know which link works.
Green, yellow, and red endpoint states make network readiness obvious.
Host dashboard
One compact window for everything you are hosting.
The tray app opens a focused desktop dashboard with hosted files, unshare controls, endpoint status, link rotation timing, and visitor-upload permissions in one place.
Get the portable build
Host
Share, monitor, and unshare from one window.
Endpoint-aware sharing
Three link types, one simple status panel.
BurnBin lists the managed BurnBin link, Cloudflared fallback, and Direct IP option so hosts can pick the fastest working path without guessing.
Cloudflared fallback
A free secure fallback when the tunnel is healthy, with propagation state shown before it becomes clickable.
Direct IP
The fastest route when router and firewall access are available. BurnBin attempts setup when possible.
Health indicators
Green means ready, yellow means checking or propagating, and red means unavailable.
Viewer downloads
Recipients get a clean download page.
Shared files appear on a simple public page without exposing host-only controls or settings.
Viewer
Downloads only when return uploads are off.
Return uploads
Let people send files back when you choose.
Visitor uploads are off by default. Turn them on temporarily when you want a recipient to send something back.
Viewer upload
Return uploads appear only when the host allows them.
BurnBin
Send files without turning it into a project.
Run the portable Windows build, choose a file, and share a temporary link from your machine.