Apps & Tools
You can use file.kiwi in many ways beyond just the web browser.
🪟 Windows App — Share files with a single right-click from File Explorer
🧩 Chrome Extension — One-click file attachment from any text input field
💬 Discord Bot — Send files on Discord
🤖 MCP Server — Let AI handle file uploads & link generation
⌨️ Terminal (CLI) — Share files with a single command
🪟 Windows App
Select a file in File Explorer, right-click, and it automatically uploads — the download link is copied to your clipboard. Just paste it into an email or messenger and you're done.
Click the button below to install.
How to use
- Select the file you want to share in File Explorer, then right-click
- Upload starts automatically → download link is copied to clipboard
- Paste into email or messenger
No need to visit file.kiwi or wait for the upload to finish. Works the same regardless of file size.

🧩 Chrome Extension
Anywhere you can type text — email, social media, blogs, forums — you can instantly insert a file.kiwi web folder link.
How to use
- Right-click in the input area where you want to insert a link
- Click [Attach Web Folder] from the menu
- Select a file → link is automatically inserted as the upload begins
Recipients can start downloading immediately, even before the upload is complete. Files of any size are delivered with zero wait time.
Works on all Chromium-based browsers (including MS Edge).
💬 Discord Bot
Discord normally blocks file transfers over 10MB. Install the file.kiwi Discord bot to share files of any size, with no limit.
How to use
- Install the bot from the link below (choose Add to My Apps or Add to Server)
- Type
/file-sendin the chat - Click the link that appears, select your file → share instantly
Want to try it right away? Test it directly on the file.kiwi Discord server.
🤖 MCP Server
Connect the file.kiwi MCP server to AI tools that support MCP, such as Claude or Cursor. Just tell the AI "share this file" and it will automatically upload and retrieve the download link for you.
A download link is generated the moment the upload starts. You can share the link immediately without waiting for large files to finish uploading.
Installation
Usage examples
Once connected, just ask the AI in natural language.
- "Share this file: C:\Users\me\report.pdf"
- "Create a download link for presentation.pptx"
⌨️ Terminal (CLI)
In any environment with Node.js installed, you can upload files and get a download link with a single terminal command.

Prerequisites
- Node.js must be installed
How to use
# Upload files (no install needed)
npx @file-kiwi/node file1.txt file2.zip
# With a title
npx @file-kiwi/node --title "Project assets" file1.zip file2.zip
# Resume an interrupted upload
npx @file-kiwi/node --resume <webfolderId>
You can also install globally for a shorter command:
npm install -g @file-kiwi/node
filekiwi file1.txt file2.pdf
The download link is printed immediately, and real-time upload progress is shown for each file. If the upload is interrupted, a temporary file (filekiwi.tmp.<webfolderId>.json) is left behind — use --resume to continue.
- No size limits
- No login required
- E2E encrypted