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You can use file.kiwi in several ways beyond the web browser.

Windows App — Share files with a single right-click in Explorer

Chrome Extension — Attach files with one click in any text field

Discord Bot — Send files on Discord without size limits

MCP Server — Ask AI to upload files and create links

Terminal (CLI) — Share files with one command

Windows App

Select a file in File Explorer and right-click it. The upload starts automatically, and the download link is copied to your clipboard. Paste it into an email or messaging app, and you are done.

Click the button below to install.

Download from Microsoft Store

How to use

  1. Select the file you want to share in File Explorer and right-click
  2. Upload starts automatically → download link is copied to the clipboard
  3. Paste into email/messenger

You do not need to open file.kiwi or wait for the upload to finish. It works the same way regardless of file size.

Chrome extension

You can insert a file.kiwi web folder link anywhere you can enter text, including email, social media, blogs, and message boards.

How to use

  1. Right-click the input area where you want to insert a link.
  2. Click Attach web folder.
  3. Select a file → the link is inserted automatically as soon as the upload begins.

The recipient can start downloading before the upload is complete. Even very large files can be shared without waiting for the upload to finish.

Available in Chromium-based browsers, including Microsoft Edge.

Install Chrome extension →

Discord Bot

Discord normally limits file uploads to 10 MB. With the file.kiwi Discord bot, you can share files without a file size limit.

How to use

  1. Install the bot from the link below (select Add to My Apps or Add to Server)
  2. Enter /file-send in the chat window
  3. Click the link that appears and select the file → You can share it right away

It takes about 10 seconds from entering the command to creating the download link. The same workflow works for files ranging from 1 MB to 50 GB.

Install the bot →

To try it without installing the bot, use it directly in the file.kiwi Discord server.

MCP Server

If you connect the file.kiwi MCP server to an AI tool that supports MCP, such as Claude or Cursor, you can automatically upload and receive a download link just by saying “Share this file” to the AI.

A download link will be created as soon as the upload begins. Even large files can be shared immediately as links without waiting for completion.

Installation

GitHub

Examples

After connecting, ask the AI in natural language.

  • “C:\Users\me\report.pdf Share this file”
  • “Create a download link for presentation.pptx”

Terminal (CLI)

If Node.js is installed, you can upload a file and receive a download link with a single command in the terminal.

Prerequisites

How to use

# Upload file (run immediately without installation)
npx @file-kiwi/node file1.txt file2.zip

# Specify title
npx @file-kiwi/node --title "Project Materials" file1.zip file2.zip

# Resume an interrupted upload
npx @file-kiwi/node --resume WEB_FOLDER_ID

After global installation, it can also be used with a short command.

npm install -g @file-kiwi/node
filekiwi file1.txt file2.pdf

A download link is displayed immediately upon execution, and upload progress for each file is displayed in real time. If the upload is stopped, a temporary file (filekiwi.tmp.WEB_FOLDER_ID.json) remains, and you can continue uploading with --resume.

  • No file size limit
  • No separate login required
  • E2E encryption

GitHub