How ZXC works, and what's free (everything).
A free file-hosting service. Drop a file, get a permanent link served from a global CDN. That's it.
No. Anonymous uploads work with zero signup. An account (Google or email) adds a console where you can manage files, set custom links, and create API keys.
Yes — everything is free: storage, bandwidth, custom links, folders and the developer API. No catch, no card, no limits to unlock.
Indefinitely. Files may be removed after a very long period of total inactivity, but there is no expiry timer.
1 GB per file. Upload as many files as you want.
If you uploaded while signed in (or via your API key), the file appears in your console where you can delete it.
Yes — the /raw/ URL serves plain bytes with permissive CORS. Embed away.
A single upload endpoint you can call from scripts, bots, or servers using an API key from your console. See the Docs page for examples in four languages.
Yes — signed-in users can rename any file URL to a clean slug like cdn.zxcinc.dev/my-file. Free.
Executable or unrecognized file types show a heads-up page before downloading, so nobody runs something they didn't expect.