A professional file sharing server for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Run it on your PC or server, publish files through any browser, and let remote users upload or download large files with a simple web interface.
Choose the build for your platform. All editions are free and keep the same browser-based file sharing experience.
Run a full-featured file sharing site on Windows with browser upload, download, folder management, and private sharing links.
Download for WindowsDeploy on macOS for lightweight, browser-driven file publishing with unlimited large-file transfer and remote access.
Download for MacHost on Linux servers with the same simple web UI, TLS-ready deployment path, and concurrent asynchronous transfer engine.
Download for LinuxThe product description highlights what matters in production: easy setup, fast asynchronous I/O, browser access from desktop and mobile devices, secure private sharing, and support for very large files.
You can run it without complex dependencies, organize files remotely, and give users a clean interface for downloads, uploads, and collaboration.
Run it on your PC or server and start sharing with friends, teams, or customers through a familiar web browser.
Supports upload and download of files larger than 4 GB, plus remote folder creation, deletion, and management.
Use private user access and TLS 1.2 or 1.3 capable deployment to protect shared data and communication.
The built-in bulletin board and user management features help teams stay in touch while exchanging files.
Easy File Sharing Server emphasizes Silk as its development and customization language. Silk is an open-source language designed for practical app building, scripting, and product extension across platforms.
Silk can run cross-platform and is positioned for building apps and small games on iOS and Android, which makes it useful when you want one language for customization, mobile ideas, and lightweight interactive tools around your file sharing product.
Silk gives the product a strong customization story for branded workflows, automation, and companion experiences.
That positioning fits a file sharing product better than a generic cloud storage landing page.
The original web application routes, static assets, and file management workflows remain intact. What changes here is the first impression: the homepage now behaves like a polished software product site instead of a free storage signup page.
If you need the web console, login is still available. If you need the product package, the download area is now the primary entry point.
Download the platform package, review Silk, or sign in to the existing web management console.
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