Share links
Everything about links: what recipients see, passwords, expiry, custom URLs and embeds.
How share links work
Every FileMv share is a link anyone can open in a browser. The short and long link, visibility, and how to manage a link.
What recipients see
Opening a FileMv share link shows previews for images, video, audio, PDF and Word files, folder browsing, and one-click or ZIP downloads - no account needed.
Password-protecting a link
Add a password to any FileMv share so only people you told can open it. What the visitor sees, brute-force protection, and side effects to know about.
Link expiry and revoking a link
Set a FileMv share link to expire after 1 day to 1 year, or revoke it instantly. Neither touches the file itself - it stays safe in your Drive.
Custom link slugs (vanity URLs)
Any FileMv account, free included, can swap the random link ending for a chosen word, like filemv.com/s/portfolio. Rules, renaming and pitfalls.
"Embed codes: HTML, BBCode, Markdown"
Copy a ready-made HTML, BBCode or Markdown snippet for any FileMv share - forums, blogs and READMEs included. Available even without an account.
Receiving files with a File request
A FileMv File request is a share in reverse - senders upload into a folder of your Drive without an account. Password-protected, with limits.
Paste - sharing text and code as a link
Share a code snippet, log or note as a FileMv link, with or without an account. Size limits, visibility, password, expiry and what happens to guest pastes.